My new screensaver, I had to quickly come away from this one for the images were popping out of it like shooting stars and all so different. So many animals within, a zebra, a baboon or monkey of some sort, an owl, the colours too, the leafy greens and the sunset oranges, it's a jungle out there, until that is one comes across the knight in his armour and the trio of singers, none of which really fit in unless of course this was a play of some sort, a depiction of it, an advertisement for, would explain the 3D texture and the ripped, aged look in parts, though still I would be hard placed to place the knight...I am really, really drawn to this image, and so extremely pleased to see a new post here after an extended pause, very exciting, full of breath and breeze and life and well, I just know that the more time I spend looking at it, the more shooting stars it will send my way. Most amazing, dear fracmeister, it's wonderful to have you back. :-)
Thank you Sweetest. I've trying to learn how to import images as patterns to use with the pattern brush. I'd like to say there was madness to the method, but at last this was really no more than me just playing around with the tools. Still, it is an interesting image. Glad you liked it. :-)
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with what tool yuo created this one?
Corel Painter.
My new screensaver, I had to quickly come away from this one for the images were popping out of it like shooting stars and all so different. So many animals within, a zebra, a baboon or monkey of some sort, an owl, the colours too, the leafy greens and the sunset oranges, it's a jungle out there, until that is one comes across the knight in his armour and the trio of singers, none of which really fit in unless of course this was a play of some sort, a depiction of it, an advertisement for, would explain the 3D texture and the ripped, aged look in parts, though still I would be hard placed to place the knight...I am really, really drawn to this image, and so extremely pleased to see a new post here after an extended pause, very exciting, full of breath and breeze and life and well, I just know that the more time I spend looking at it, the more shooting stars it will send my way. Most amazing, dear fracmeister, it's wonderful to have you back. :-)
Thank you Sweetest. I've trying to learn how to import images as patterns to use with the pattern brush. I'd like to say there was madness to the method, but at last this was really no more than me just playing around with the tools. Still, it is an interesting image. Glad you liked it. :-)
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