MobiColour RESULT: MC #33 THEME: Distorted Portraits - Sept 12-18

JillyG said:
No, coupled with the shocked face, it's "I'm sorry, but I've just broken wind." :mobibabe:
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LOLOLOL!!!!! OMG... I'm never going to look at that combo the same again. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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deepop said:
Mother and daughter (also my grandmother and mother)
Superimpose, iColorama, Mextures, maybe some Pixlr
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Oh, wow....... :notworthy: :inlove: Stunning... The richness of the colors...beautiful! It looks like an oil painting by one of the old masters.
 
Kmenglee said:
ImageArt Beautiful done Just wanted to learn how did you do it The texture is just beautiful Tried so many times I still couldn't achieve what you did
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Thanks, Lee. The actual background is pretty much done like the video I posted on collages http://www.mobitog.com/threads/digital-collages-with-icolorama.21697/#post-284475

This was the silhouette I used for this. It's actually a shadow selfie of my husband and I walking down some steps in Barcelona and the bird I think is a one of the brushes in iColorama.

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Here is the collage I used with this which is basically textures and photos on my iPad put on top of that yellow background and blended in some cases. I did this a while back so I can't remember which app I used to position them but thinking about it it may have been Procreate.

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This was the final result after blending etc. One extra step I did here which is different to the video is that I used the silhouette in iColorama as a mask and darkened the bird and the middle figure with the Paint brush.

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I then took the photo below into Diana and it found the photo above and mixed it. The checkered texture is achieved by using a checkered brush in iColorama to bring back the double exposure below this and there was some other blends I did which aren't really important. I could have used the bottom image of course but this just happened to be the step I was on at the time.

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ImageArt said:
Thanks, Lee. The actual background is pretty much done like the video I posted on collages http://www.mobitog.com/threads/digital-collages-with-icolorama.21697/#post-284475

This was the silhouette I used for this. It's actually a shadow selfie of my husband and I walking down some steps in Barcelona and the bird I think is a one of the brushes in iColorama.

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Here is the collage I used with this which is basically textures and photos on my iPad put on top of that yellow background and blended in some cases. I did this a while back so I can't remember which app I used to position them but thinking about it it may have been Procreate.

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This was the final result after blending etc. One extra step I did here which is different to the video is that I used the silhouette in iColorama as a mask and darkened the bird and the middle figure with the Paint brush.

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I then took the photo below into Diana and it found the photo above and mixed it. The checkered texture is achieved by using a checkered brush in iColorama to bring back the double exposure below this and there was some other blends I did which aren't really important. I could have used the bottom image of course but this just happened to be the step I was on at the time.

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Yet another great tutorial. :thumbs:
 
RoseCat said:
Like Ann, I don't have many images of people in my camera roll - I can probably count them on one hand. So I had to resort to using my face... [emoji58]

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Diptic, PhotoToaster, Repix, Snapseed
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Love the netting effect!

I think this is the problem. If you are not prepared to use stock photos and not a Jack Hollingsworth who goes up and asks any Tom, Dick and Harry if he can take a photo, it has to be a selfie. Sarah Jarrett does it wonderfully but I sort of feel that there is only so much I can do with my own face lol, before I get bored!
 
ImageArt said:
Thanks, Lee. The actual background is pretty much done like the video I posted on collages http://www.mobitog.com/threads/digital-collages-with-icolorama.21697/#post-284475

This was the silhouette I used for this. It's actually a shadow selfie of my husband and I walking down some steps in Barcelona and the bird I think is a one of the brushes in iColorama.

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Here is the collage I used with this which is basically textures and photos on my iPad put on top of that yellow background and blended in some cases. I did this a while back so I can't remember which app I used to position them but thinking about it it may have been Procreate.

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This was the final result after blending etc. One extra step I did here which is different to the video is that I used the silhouette in iColorama as a mask and darkened the bird and the middle figure with the Paint brush.

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I then took the photo below into Diana and it found the photo above and mixed it. The checkered texture is achieved by using a checkered brush in iColorama to bring back the double exposure below this and there was some other blends I did which aren't really important. I could have used the bottom image of course but this just happened to be the step I was on at the time.

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Thank you very much for your tutorial Will try to see if I can do it
Once again thank you
 
ImageArt said:
Love the netting effect!

I think this is the problem. If you are not prepared to use stock photos and not a Jack Hollingsworth who goes up and asks any Tom, Dick and Harry if he can take a photo, it has to be a selfie. Sarah Jarrett does it wonderfully but I sort of feel that there is only so much I can do with my own face lol, before I get bored!
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The netting is actual netting.... LOL
And I agree with your comments... I've never been a "street photographer", taking images of people (I always wait for them to get OUT of the shot before clicking, lol) and I can't stand taking my own photo :p I have about 3 selfies I took several years ago when I was in a Facebook group that had a selfie theme, so those images are the ones I use when I have to resort to a face. :alien:
 
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