Digital manipulation with a torn paper landscape
June 3, 2008 by Cyndi Lavin
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I learned how to resize a picture on Infranview for my BJP pictures so now I know what you are talking about here. I can see how I can translate this into layers for non-digital layering (meaning printing layers out and using the old paintbrush and gel medium routine). Thanks for the idea.
There’s also a program called GIMP that a lot of people seem to like. It’s a free download too. I don’t know how much it does.
I’ll look it up. Thanks.
Ok, now I really have to brush up on my Photoshop skills. This looks really nice.
This is gorgeous! Very evocative and thought-provoking.
Again the clocks? I guess that is your signature – you know like a signature scent. I love it.