View allAll Photos Tagged prompt
Prompt : "Créez une image photoréaliste d'une jeune femme en bikini sur une plage tropicale, capturée avec une vue 3/4. La femme est élégante et confiante, tournée légèrement de côté pour révéler à la fois son profil et une partie de son dos, tout en regardant vers l'horizon. Elle porte un bikini moderne de couleur vive (par exemple, rouge ou turquoise) qui contraste avec le sable doré et l'eau turquoise en arrière-plan. La lumière douce du coucher de soleil éclaire la scène, projetant des ombres chaudes et naturelles sur sa peau. En arrière-plan, incluez des vagues légères venant lécher le rivage, des palmiers flous pour simuler une faible profondeur de champ (bokeh), et un ciel aux teintes orange, rose et violet. L'image doit respecter les proportions humaines naturelles, avec un rendu réaliste des textures (peau, sable, eau) et une composition professionnelle en haute résolution."
I've decided to start at the beginning of the Creative Prompts, which is appropriately themed "Beginnings". This orchid that I recently bought to help brighten up my office has some buds just getting ready to open up and begin their life as a flower. I like the symbolism of that. I also feel like I'm at the beginning of a new stage of my creativity, opening up to new ideas and ways of being creative, with my quilting, with online and real life communities (flickr, BAMQG, blogging), starting up with drawing again and in my approach to life in general. Thanks AQ for helping to inspire me creatively!
Industrial scenes are very suitable for Black & White. These cranes are famous in Rotterdam. (Taken with my iPhone and Hipstamatic).
Prompt your fans to respond to your posts by asking questions in each post. Even Facebook recommends this to improve your engagement.
We like how the King’s page uses this to get great responses to each post.
Materials:
Mediums: Glimmer mist, Maya Mist, Distress Ink
Patterned paper: GCD Melody Ross
Hambly studios overlay
Alphas: American Craft Thickers
TFL!
On Lefkas I found these giants of Bougainville. They were almost trees. Early in the morning I sneaked out to photograph the Bougainville of our landlady.
Take a really strong aspect of your project and push it further. For example, you may have developed a great type relationship that communicates your message, but is obscured by clunky imagery and patterns. In this case, you might want to redo your whole layout by focusing on type and pushing other elements to the background.
This is my sketch of "Bubbles". I thought of kids with their plastic jars of bubbles, blowing for hours in the sunny summertime.