Andrews Stuff

aproudlove

aproudlove

MobiStarlet
Real Name
Andrew
A place to experiment and share

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Pixlromatic, Photo FX, Rays, Rollage, Tiny Planets, Image Blender, Snapseed, iCollage
 
Veevs said:
Your TinyPlanets images are awesome! What was the original pic of or is it several into one? Lovely work!
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Thank you! The original images where created in Pixlromatic, I took a picture of something grey (don't remember what) and used the light effects on it to get the following images;



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Then I ran those through Tiny Planets and got these;



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I combined those using blender to get this


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I think I ran it through some other apps looking at the texture etc but at the moment I don't remember what, it's been sitting in the library for a bit.

But I do remember that I tweaked it a bit with Rays and PhotoFX to get these next two images;



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I combined those using Rollage and got



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I ran that through Tiny Planets and got



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Afterwards it was just a case of blending and flattening the same image over and over in different rotations and sizes using the difference blend setting in image blender.

When I got something I was happy with, I ran it through Snapseed, then made three variations using Pixlromatic that I combined using Blender to get the final image.
 
aproudlove said:
Thank you! The original images where created in Pixlromatic, I took a picture of something grey (don't remember what) and used the light effects on it to get the following images;

Then I ran those through Tiny Planets and got these;

I combined those using blender to get this

I think I ran it through some other apps looking at the texture etc but at the moment I don't remember what, it's been sitting in the library for a bit.

But I do remember that I tweaked it a bit with Rays and PhotoFX to get these next two images;

I combined those using Rollage and got

I ran that through Tiny Planets and got

Afterwards it was just a case of blending and flattening the same image over and over in different rotations and sizes using the difference blend setting in image blender.

When I got something I was happy with, I ran it through Snapseed, then made three variations using Pixlromatic that I combined using Blender to get the final image.
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Oh wow thank you so much for your information!! Awesome :)

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...one other quick question: How do you import images into Rollage? I've tried using it twice, and it seemed like you could only take a photo and use that. :confused:
 
RoseCat said:
...one other quick question: How do you import images into Rollage? I've tried using it twice, and it seemed like you could only take a photo and use that. :confused:
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When you first launch it and hit the create button, it takes you to another screen where there are two squares with camera icons in - beneath those camera icons you'll see an arrow, tap on the arrow to get to your library. It got me at first too!
 
aproudlove said:
When you first launch it and hit the create button, it takes you to another screen where there are two squares with camera icons in - beneath those camera icons you'll see an arrow, tap on the arrow to get to your library. It got me at first too!
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Cool!! Thanks Andrew! :D
 
lisamjw said:
I like these! With what apps were you experimenting?
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Thanks! :)
I took the image with Camera+, then it was Snapseed, Paint FX and Image Blender but a lot of bouncing between the three trying things and making tweaks here and there. The final overlay on a couple of the versions is modern grunge.
 
aproudlove said:
Thanks! :)
I took the image with Camera+, then it was Snapseed, Paint FX and Image Blender but a lot of bouncing between the three trying things and making tweaks here and there. The final overlay on a couple of the versions is modern grunge.
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Nicely done!
 
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