The digital collage I created for this "Blue" challenge reminds me of one of my favorite places--the Outer Banks of North Carolina, where we vacation for a week every July. In fact, the shell images that appear in the collage are from a photo I took of Outer Banks shells we bring home every year. I suspect I'll be looking at this piece many times during the upcoming winter to remind myself that warmer days are always ahead.
No image was provided for this collage, just the color theme.
This week's Three Muses Challenge is on the theme of "hats." (They announced it in advance so I'd already been working on it.) Here's my creation-- it was a lot of fun to work on.
The image provided (second one shown above--a 17th century painting of "BurgfrÀulein von Strechau") was almost too creepy for me to use. I decided to lessen the creepiness a little by creating a digital portrait of the Fraulein's somewhat more attractive younger sister. Any suggestions as to a name for her?
This time I combined two challenges into one digital collage (lazy or smart? not sure). The image of the key was given to us in the So-artful challenge; the toadstools were for the Art Creations Friday challenge.
Credits: So-artful, art creations friday, last door down the hall, graphicsfairy, deviant scrap/Holliewood.
It's a little early to be thinking about winter (I'm still traumatized by the memory of last year's blizzards!), but that was the theme of this art challenge. Here's my digital collage. Creating this one left me chilled and craving a cup of hot tea! (We were given only the theme--no image.)
I'm ending my wonderful birthday by posting my digital collage for this week's Digital Whisper challenge. We were given the image of the rose. I loved creating this piece--the mood it put me in, the colors I used, and the mood it expresses.