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| "The Lady in turmoil": junk mail collage. |
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Click here, Al Green, Let's Stay Together.
then click back on this blog tab or here to listen as you browse, or not?
Friend, Washington artist & Renaissance woman, Dorothy Anderson allowed me to use a few of her great old family photos.
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Above is the original, Dorothy's grandfather,
what a handsome man.
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| step 1 |
I added part of my altered collage ...
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| step 2 |
which produced the above composition.
Wanting to add interest to the lower part of the composition, I added collage which ...
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| step 4 |
produced the above composition. Almost done.
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| step 4 |
One small slice added to bottom edge. Done.
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Sometimes I play a bit more ...
trying a different version.
I love old photos, collage and digital.
I get to play and the original stays intact.
• A very cute 1-minute video, baby elephant, here.
Just because ...
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| Grey-headed Canary |
Smiles for Monday ...
Thanks for coming by today.
6 comments:
Thanks for todays tutorial. I always was curious about the how-to of your digital collages. It's rather complicated and you need a lot of imagination. But I really found it very interesting.
I also enjoyed the smiles for today.
wishing you a fine evening.
Love the black piece framing of the side of his face…
Yes, she is in trouble and you have showcased that fact so well. :-)
Thank you Elenor! I have been thinking of you and you being with family, a very special time. Take good care and enjoy.
Thank you, Bea. Yesm that version is clean and strong? Thanks again for your comment.
Thank you John, yes, I agree, I hope she can hang in there.
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