Batik-Like Fabric Tulip
I used the Basic Camera App to take a photo of a bright orange and yellow tulip against a dark wood table.
Then I used the Tangent App to add a graphic element of white dots around the tulip.
Into the Waterlogue App - twice. Once in the "Natural" style for a soft watercolor look and again in "It's Technical" style for contrast and deep color lines.
I put both versions that were created in the Waterlogue app into the Diana App and combined them in the "Dreamland" filter - this adds a few bleached-like spots around the tulip. I adjusted it a bit so that more of the "It's Technical" shown through.
I put the combined version into the PicGrunger App. I applied the "Scuffed" effect and the "Canvas" texture to create the faded fabric look.
That's it!! It is so much fun to create art, wherever I am, with just my phone.
Have a great day!
Be Wonderfully Odd!
Oh wow - that is simply gorgeous! I have to find that Tangent app... thank you so much for playing along today Sheila!!
ReplyDeleteI've been considering Tangent and Matter (by the same developer). love the batik look here, I would have sworn that it was a close up of fabric. Have you ever heard of Spoonflower? You can take your images and turn them into fabric.
ReplyDeleteTruly lovely it so looks like a piece of cloth...
ReplyDeletei like this very much. I layer apps also but never manage to remember which ones I used.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, I'm tired just reading this :-)What a lot of treatments. I'd love to see some of the inbetween stages, and of course, the original would be fascinating.I could have sworn it was a lily you started off with. Fascinating.
ReplyDeleteYes! Oh my gosh, it was a lily not a tulip! Good idea, next week I'll post a before and after picture. Have a good day!
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