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For the Daily Dog Challenge -- 1/7 "Hard"
For Our Daily Challenge -- 7/365 "Patterns"
Bunny was inspired to start working with chalk on the easel, but it turns out that creating art is hard work. She says she needs a nap now....
You can read more about Bunny at TalesAndTails.com.
Created for the Digitalmania challenge where this week we are being inspired to create Quirky Collages.
Thank you for looking.
Created for Rubys Treasure Challenge 76 Decay
Created For~Photoshop Contest #367
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Original Source~Ihave3kids
Woman~GFXtra
Twigs~ Purchased From~Renderosity
Background Texture made with source photo.
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Created for Angie's Animal Antics Challenge No 11 – Wild Animals
Lemur photo courtesy of Cotari of Flickr.
Other lemur photo courtesy of Matthias Appel of Flickr.
Fence photo via VisualHunt.com.
Background by Greg Williams.
All other photos courtesy of Pixabay.
Texture by Topaz.
236/365
I was very, very concerned that I spelt create wrong.
I feel like I have seen this concept before, but I cannot remember where.
created for:
Make it Interesting Challenge Group
source image Energy Ball and Albero di Natale di luci Blu - 2 foto first image
Created for Hypothetical Awards' ALBUM COVER DESIGN challenge.
I shot the photo of "Lady Goth" (carrying cellphone, not chainsaw ;-)) while walking home from running an errand. Just as I was about to pass her on the sidewalk near my home, my brain registered what I was seeing and that I had my camera with me. She graciously allowed me to take a few photos, in one of which (click HERE) she smiled quite prettily.
Chainsaw courtesy of Richard Elzey, via the Commons.
Created for Sliders Sunday. An impressive arch without the edits... I added a "tail" to make the arch look more like a dragon or serpent. See my previous post for the original. It was so much fun to discover and photograph this arch on my last hike in the remote eastern part of Joshua Tree National Park.
Created in 2000, this monument is a tribute the Famous Five: Irene Parlby, Louise McKinney, Nellie McClung, Emily Murphy and Henrietta Muir Edwards, all from Alberta.
The Famous Five brought a case before the highest court in the British Empire to appeal a 1928 decision by the Supreme Court of Canada. That court had ruled that women could not be appointed to the Senate, because they were not "qualified persons." On October 18, 1929, the Privy Council reversed this decision. This sculpture was also featured on the back of the $50 bill.
Created for The StockYard Image Challenge
And for
Pure Immagination Challenge n°3
www.flickr.com/groups/pureimagination/discuss/72157624619...
Horse (Habib Shael) with thanks to Kerri-Jo
Special thanks to Pareeerica for the wonderfull Sky
Created for the Kreative People Group Challenge Treat This 60
The source image was kindly donated by skagitrenee. A small version can be seen below.
Also entered in the Art Museion Group Contest 13 Mystic Faces Contest
The image of the Wood Nymph is by jingleko at deviantart.
The textures AutumnGlow2 and Dappled Sunlight on A Wallare my own work
Created for Mixmaster 13 in the Artistic Manipulation Group following Chef Beth's recipe:
➤ Your image must be a pure, non-representational abstract.
➤ It may NOT contain any recognizable objects or beings. Note: it may be digital art from a blank canvas and/or a photo manipulation, as long as the subject of the photo is not recognizable in the final result.
➤ Your image must convey/embody an emotion.
➤ The title of your image must be a quotation that includes the name of whatever emotion you have chosen.
➤ Your image must use three distinct colors/hues (besides black and white which are optional). Note: light, medium and dark blue are NOT distinct hues; blue, green and purple are.
This abstract started as a blank grey canvass to which I added layers of texture, and purple, blue and green paint using brushes in Photoshop Elements 13.
The texture layers are my own.