Mobi365 Jilly’s Project 365 - 2022

[ImageArt]

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Following ImageArt Ann’s tutorial ( ) and then going a bit off-piste. A dying rose from my anniversary bouquet, simplified in VectorQ. Then into Trigraphy and then iColorama like Ann describes. But then I hit the Toon button and liked the effect. Blended the Trigraphy image with the iColorama one and then added a border from iColorama’s many borders. Added a Paper effect (iC) just to gild the lily.

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Variations on a theme.

LOVE! Actually like the middle one the best.

 

[younger]

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From our dog walk today. I too have been inspired by ImageArt Ann and her VectorQ images. VectorQ and iColorama.

Wow, so pretty!

 

[JillyG]

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The Early Purple Orchids are flowering.
Snapseed

 

[JillyG]

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Nicola has come to stay, and this is her Crispy Creme donut. Lemon flavour.

And the Aquilegias are flowering. Everything in the garden is about to burst into flower - peonies, poppies, climbing hydrangea.

 

[deepop]

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Nicola has come to stay, and this is her Crispy Creme donut. Lemon flavour.

And how does this compare to a scone?

 

[ubbyisis]

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Nicola has come to stay, and this is her Crispy Creme donut. Lemon flavour.

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And the Aquilegias are flowering. Everything in the garden is about to burst into flower - peonies, poppies, climbing hydrangea.

Glad påsk Nicola Regarding all the bursting I keep my mouth shut

 

[JillyG]

And how does this compare to a scone?

It’s like comparing an apple with a tomato. Two very different beasts. We also had a donut each. Mine was a Biscoff one with a caramel cream in the middle, and Rog had a chocolate one with chocolate and hazelnut spread in the middle. I could feel my waistline expanding as I ate it.

 

[JillyG]

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The bluebells are just coming out now. Snapseed

Church flowers, done for Easter.
VectorQ, iColorama, DistressedFX

 

[ImageArt]

It’s like comparing an apple with a tomato. Two very different beasts. We also had a donut each. Mine was a Biscoff one with a caramel cream in the middle, and Rog had a chocolate one with chocolate and hazelnut spread in the middle. I could feel my waistline expanding as I ate it.

I dream of having a Crispy Chreme. I keep on having a look to see if they might have added a GF version but of course they haven’t.

 

[JillyG]

I dream of having a Crispy Chreme. I keep on having a look to see if they might have added a GF version but of course they haven’t.

Disgusting things, Ann. They look sooooo appealing and, when you eat them, you think they’re marvellous. But they leave such a greasy, odd aftertaste, I have to wonder what they put in them. I’ve only ever had two, but I won’t be having any more. I presume they can’t make a gluten-free without having a separate place to make them (I think that’s the rule).

 

[ImageArt]

Disgusting things, Ann. They look sooooo appealing and, when you eat them, you think they’re marvellous. But they leave such a greasy, odd aftertaste, I have to wonder what they put in them. I’ve only ever had two, but I won’t be having any more. I presume they can’t make a gluten-free without having a separate place to make them (I think that’s the rule).

Yes, I’m sure that’s the reason. We used to go to an agricultural show every year when I was little and there used to be a donut stand that made donuts on the spot. They were hot and I can still taste them. I don’t think anything would come close to them. Melt in your mouth gorgeousness. Light and fluffy which Crispy Cremes don’t appear to be.

 

[deepop]

Disgusting things, Ann. They look sooooo appealing and, when you eat them, you think they’re marvellous. But they leave such a greasy, odd aftertaste, I have to wonder what they put in them. I’ve only ever had two, but I won’t be having any more. I presume they can’t make a gluten-free without having a separate place to make them (I think that’s the rule).

Yes, I’m sure that’s the reason. We used to go to an agricultural show every year when I was little and there used to be a donut stand that made donuts on the spot. They were hot and I can still taste them. I don’t think anything would come close to them. Melt in your mouth gorgeousness. Light and fluffy which Crispy Cremes don’t appear to be.

I don’t know about British Crispy Cremes but American Krispy Kremes create a thin coating of oil across your hard palate.

 

[JillyG]

I don’t know about British Crispy Cremes but American Krispy Kremes create a thin coating of oil across your hard palate.

Same here.

 

[JillyG]

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The bluebells are out everywhere now. Snapseed

People are still throwing themselves out of planes!

And I’ve been busy planting seeds.

 

[Starzee]

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The bluebells are out everywhere now. Snapseed

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People are still throwing themselves out of planes!

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And I’ve been busy planting seeds.

I should be doing that. Instead I’ll go to the garden store and spent more than what the vegetables themselves would have cost and most of the plants will only produce one or two of whatever. Curse my brown thumb! I always start out hopeful. Maybe I should start a gardening advice thread.

 

[jpclicks]

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Following ImageArt Ann’s tutorial ( ) and then going a bit off-piste. A dying rose from my anniversary bouquet, simplified in VectorQ. Then into Trigraphy and then iColorama like Ann describes. But then I hit the Toon button and liked the effect. Blended the Trigraphy image with the iColorama one and then added a border from iColorama’s many borders. Added a Paper effect (iC) just to gild the lily.

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Variations on a theme.

Beautiful!

 

[jpclicks]

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...and there may have been others.

I know that trip!

 

[JillyG]

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Yay! My sewing room had it’s floor laid this morning! I’ve been putting in all the things that I had in the spare bedroom. Snapseed

 

[Starzee]

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Yay! My sewing room had it’s floor laid this morning! I’ve been putting in all the things that I had in the spare bedroom. Snapseed

Looking great! I’m a little concerned about that green chair, though. Looks a little off kilter.

 

[JillyG]

Looking great! I’m a little concerned about that green chair, though. Looks a little off kilter.

Yes, I won’t be sitting in that one. That’s Snapseed’s Perspective correction for you!

 

[ubbyisis]

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I should be doing that. Instead I’ll go to the garden store and spent more than what the vegetables themselves would have cost and most of the plants will only produce one or two of whatever. Curse my brown thumb! I always start out hopeful. Maybe I should start a gardening advice thread.

My DH would be in - he sure has green fingers. Mine are dark brown. My Dad’s second wife didn’t even let me take care of their plants when they were away for holidays and I borrowed their big flat

 

[Starzee]

My DH would be in - he sure has green fingers. Mine are dark brown. My Dad’s second wife didn’t even let me take care of their plants when they were away for holidays and I borrowed their big flat

My kids used to refer to my house plants as “dried flower arrangements”. They were being kind.

 

[JillyG]

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Back to photograph the flowers in the church porch.

I photographed the bird feeders from my sewing room. Taken and edited in Bluristic

After reading posts from Starzee Star and ImageArt Ann about how they used the mask in SuperimposeX to remove bits of an image, I did just that. It was fun, so thank you girls. I also took this image into iColorama (after watching juryjone Jerry’s tutorial about masking) and used Chroma to change the green bits in the image. That tutorial on masking is great, so thank you Jerry.

 

[ubbyisis]

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Back to photograph the flowers in the church porch.

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I photographed the bird feeders from my sewing room. Taken and edited in Bluristic

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After reading posts from Starzee Star and ImageArt Ann about how they used the mask in SuperimposeX to remove bits of an image, I did just that. It was fun, so thank you girls. I also took this image into iColorama (after watching juryjone Jerry’s tutorial about masking) and used Chroma to change the green bits in the image. That tutorial on masking is great, so thank you Jerry.

Those bird feeders look like spaceships Or magic mushrooms The ladybug looks like a monster, but I guess I say so just because I’m full of envy Great images - I can see you had great fun

 

[ric alexander]

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Back to photograph the flowers in the church porch.

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I photographed the bird feeders from my sewing room. Taken and edited in Bluristic

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After reading posts from Starzee Star and ImageArt Ann about how they used the mask in SuperimposeX to remove bits of an image, I did just that. It was fun, so thank you girls. I also took this image into iColorama (after watching juryjone Jerry’s tutorial about masking) and used Chroma to change the green bits in the image. That tutorial on masking is great, so thank you Jerry.

OMG. Bluristic. You know where I’m about to head now….got to have blur, got to have blur, got to………………..