I've been working, but don't have much to show for it. With my sister-in-law's milestone birthday celebration looming, I have precious little time to make something for her and I'm determined to make something for her. Deadlines and a little pressure always get me rolling. This time around, I was inspired by a few pieces of art I found on Pinterest. I love the work of Abigail Reynolds, who creates sculptural collages from photographs, one laying atop the other, with cuts and folds in the topmost image revealing the one below. What a great idea! Hagar van Heummen uses needle, thread and ink to make what appears to be a photo printed on canvas with the background removed, and stitches added to the canvas as embellishment, providing another great inspiration for play time in the studio.
So for now, I'm trying to learn how to do some things in Photoshop Elements I should have learned a long time ago. There's not much to show but a lot of versions of a photo in various stages of change. Boring to look at, but it's fun to play. Maybe this weekend I'll have something finished to post.
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