Today's theme for Texture Tuesday is "Two". I should have titled this "Double Your Pleasure" to fit with the theme. I found this technique in my latest issue of Elements magazine. It really is a simple technique, but it took me longer than I had anticipated simply because part of the process is extracting the subject image. That is not one of my strong suits. Arrgh!I used Pixel Dust Photo Art's "Medieval Magic" texture, Kim's "February Magic Edges" texture, and a stencil brush by Marie Otero. The font is "Quilted Butterfly". Join us over at Texture Tuesday and Photo Art Friday for a cuppa or a glassa and a tour of some magic art!!
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(Marilyn, not sure if my comment post went through... hope it doesn't duplicate! LOL) -- anyway, very creative and lovely work, as always. cool image and processing. hugs from alaska, kareninkenai
ReplyDeleteThat is quite awesome! So do you enjoy that magazine and find it helpful. I am still very much in the learning process for elements! Jeanne
ReplyDeleteWow! Very cool editing!
ReplyDeleteKathy
oh so very creative!
ReplyDeleteLovely editing, very artful!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you, extracting is not a strong suit, but your result was great and the treatment fantastic!
ReplyDeletei love your shadowed dog!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, Marilyn, it turned out beautiful !
ReplyDeleteThe font is lovely too !
Nice evening,
Sylvia
This is so creative and fun. I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat creative editing!
ReplyDeleteI love the texture work, and the shadow effect is so cool. What a cute pup!
ReplyDeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo. I would love to learn how to do this too.
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing edit!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great magazine...really love your work!
ReplyDeleteI love this, very good work. It is gorgeous graphic piece of art.
ReplyDeletei love that saying. my two year old nephew used to say it when he first learned to jump, and it makes me chuckle everytime i see or hear it. your dog and the double technique turned out lovely, it was well worth the time you put into it : )
ReplyDeleteI really like what you did with this!
ReplyDeleteFabulous editing work Marilyn! Extracting parts of images is often a bit of a bugagoo for me too.
ReplyDeleteLove this piece of photo-art. Thank you for sharing your work and your process with Photo Art Friday.
Such fun!
ReplyDeleteHi Marilyn, love your image. So inspiring to see such great effects!
ReplyDeleteBlessings Suzanne
Oh I like this a lot. I wouldn't even know where to begin in "extracting" anything from a photo so I admire your ability to do so. Wonderful use of the textures.
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