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This imaged emerged from the following method:

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1) Gather several images (textures, type, forms, colours etc ) with your Smartphone (I use an iPhone) .

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On to iPad Pro:

2) Blend images of textures together with #SuperimposeX.

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3) Dip in #Procreate (taking advantage of the wonderful brushes). and Apple Pencil

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4) Whizz in #iColorama

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5) Glaze, ice and decorate in Procreate (using finer brushes)

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6) Optional Step: Bake in a filter or texture using an app like #Mextures, #Stackables or #DecoSketch.

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7) Allow to cool. (Leave your image for at least 8 hours so you can see it with fresh eyes).

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8) Weave imagination between steps 1-7

Voila!

 

I love creating collages taking inspiration from everyday life and imaginings, mostly combining the two. I create all of my work on an iOS device, shooting images with my iPhone and then editing them on my iPad Pro using an Apple Pencil.

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If you’d like to know more about how I create these images, the apps I use and the inspiration behind them, please visit:

 

iphoneographycentral.com/online-courses-creative-iphone-i...

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New online digital art tutorials coming soon in Autumn 2018.

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ASK me QUESTIONS:

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Got a question about creating collage on an iPad or any of the apps I use or the inspiration behind my work, please ask me a question right here in the comments.

 

Thank you for your interest in my work. Hi

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