Sunday, April 18, 2010

Sunday Postcard Art - Springtime!

Playing around with different layers for my card, I accidently dragged my background layer 'too far' onto another layer in the workspace, liked the outcome, tweaked it a bit resulting in 'Spring Fever!'
Credits:
background -(daisies, dandelions & blossom) - dragonartz.wordpress.com
butterfly - joessistah flickr other flowers - my own texture;
'ink outlines' filter applied in PSE6

21 comments:

  1. Judy what for a wonderful spring.
    Gorgeous digital art. Love it.

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  2. Ooooh Judy, I love the happy accident that made this beautiful card super interesting. Applause from my corner.

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  3. Great spring fever, Judy!

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  4. Lovely...gorgeous!!! Bravo! LynnF

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  5. Wow! This is magnificent, Judy. It has an almost neon look. Absolutely gob-smackingly gorgeous. The only frustrating thing about serendipitous outcomes in digital art is that it is almost always difficult to repeat them. I often think that I should use a notebook to follow every step but, of course, I never do.

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  6. Hi Judy!!!I love when accidents happen and they become just perfect!!! wonderful work!!!

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  7. Beauty personified, Judy...what a glorious garden! Love it.

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  8. Brilliant! Very colorful card.

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  9. Wow, it's fantastic, Judy. I think little mishpas are often good as they give us new ideas and spark more creativity. It's certainly happened here!

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  10. What a wonderful spring fever, Judy!
    Looks great!

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  11. And I can totally see why you like the resulting "happy accident"!! Gorgeous postcard Judy!

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  12. Lovely Springtime piece my friend,. I love it!!!
    Smiles,
    Susie

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  13. you must know how much I love this with your fabulous color!!!
    So spring!

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  14. Judy this is springtime!! So much flowers and colors!!

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  15. Very cool effect Judy! I love the overlapping layers, and the brilliant colours in this card.

    Cindy :)

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