First, I found a photo I liked of a nice woodland scene:
Then I added a plain coloured gradient on top:
Next, I added a few small swirling hexagons:
Which gave the photo a different feel already:
Then, I added the larger hexagons:
And the imaginary roses begin to appear:
The images in this post have been colour-popped in Windows Live Writer to make them more vivid. And the imaginary roses came together in PowerPoint and over on Beyond the Sphere before that.
Very clever and very effective, you just need a few 🧚♀️🧚🏻
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Maybe for the next one, Elaine. You have me thinking now…! 🙂
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Wonderful step by step guide how you achieved this Tom… I can see how much you are enjoying your art.. 💜🙏
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Thanks, Sue. I just love the whole creative process – I seem to transport myself to a different place when I get stuck into it! 🙂
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So on your page there Tom…. I am transported in the same way both in my garden and within my own art..
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It’s good to go to such places, Sue. Long may we enjoy our visits.
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Oh, wow, how cool! You’re so creative. And it was fun to see how you did it, too – thanks for sharing! 🙂
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My pleasure, Diane. It’s a surprise to me sometimes how things turn out! 😀
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I can hear the Fairies giggling from here! @–>— <— rose for your garden. :o) ~ Cobs
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Thanks for the rose 🌹, Cobs! It fits in well with the magical place!
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