Yes, I have reused my entry from this week's Take a Word's black and white challenge, reversed the piece then used a brightly coloured abstract painting (Pedro Simoes flickr CC) as a texture THEN I played around with it in PSE.
Why not? If you hadn't mentioned it the difference is marked that no-one would have noticed. I love your black and white abstract and the coloured version is stunning. Bravo. Bravissimo - sorry, in Italy they would say (for a lady) brava, bravissima.
Why not? If you hadn't mentioned it the difference is marked that no-one would have noticed. I love your black and white abstract and the coloured version is stunning. Bravo. Bravissimo - sorry, in Italy they would say (for a lady) brava, bravissima.
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ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic Judy!
ReplyDeleteOh but FABULOUS in colour, Judy. A wonderful transformation indeed.
ReplyDeleteA masterpiece-wow!
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC! The colors are so vibrant, one has to look deeply into the patterns to see the figures. Perfect piece♥
ReplyDeleteReally abstract. Like the women figures.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully created!! TFS
ReplyDeleteWonderfully created!! TFS
ReplyDeleteJudy - love this one and the original B&W as well. Hypnotic.
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Judy - love this one and the original B&W as well. Hypnotic.
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I really like your B&W version but this seem so much more intense. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating contrast between the two pieces, Judy. You certainly made magic with both. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply gorgeous awesome work.
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