I am always trying to learn more about the workings of all things computer related. Since taking an online course using the GIMP programme [with Sharon Boggon], I've been constantly trying to improve my knowledge of digital art imagery, and photo alteration.
I won't make this a long post, but thought I'd share a little mish-mash collage of various images I have created, and hope to use for small gift notelets in the future. Some of these have started life as cropped sections of my own photographs, and some began as blank spaces, gradually being filled with different colours and brushes [digital stamps], followed by a variety of filters.
Many of these stamps are available as free downloads. It is gratifying to know there are people out there who are happy to share their knowledge for the amusement of others. If you would like to check out this website: http://www.obsidiandawn.com/ you will see the various tools that are available if you have a photo programme.
Of course, I am still knitting. This time I'm working on a white cabled cardigan. Take care all.
12 comments:
Morning Linda,wow,love the imaging...how exciting to be doing a course..I bet you're learning loads of creative things? I look forward to seeing more..x
Hi Linda, you have done wonders with your images..they all look so different and really interesting. Congratulations on some great progress with the programme.
Linda, I love these images and the way you have arranged them. Lots to look at.
Photography is such a great way of creating new ideas and of course it can be really time consuming.
WOW, what effects are beautiful, I wish a lot of creative work!
Who's a clever girl then Linda.....looks really good and im glad your enjoying it x
Linda, looks like you have had so much fun! Such a variety and any of them would serve greatly as a background to stitching. Can't wait to see them made up.
Wow Linda , this looks really great,one day I might(note I said might) get my notes out for the Gimp class... meanwhile I am more than happy to look at yours
Hello Linda, the images are wonderful and it looks like you were having lots of fun. Of course I have No clue how you made them but they look very complicated. I look forward to seeing your next knitted sweater. Hugs judy
Had a close up look and these are amazing. Very clever, Linda.
Lets try again, Linda, see if this works now.
Hurah!!!
By now I forgot what I wanted to say, LOL!
Just that this area of art is new to me and I don't know if I ever ger around to trying it, but I do find it amazing, there probably is no end to what you can do with this.
I am glad I can "talk" to you again :))
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