Today i continued my Photoshop work/play. It is amazing how much this work relaxes my mind.
I found a colored rose picture which inspired me to my next "testing tools" in Photoshop.
I used liquify filter and stretching colors and from first image,
i got the second one. It is interesting to notice that in this creative work, it seems some things from subconscious, come out. This thing i realized, after finishing the second picture and contemplating my work.
Actually, the first image has kinda of a signification to me and to someone else...
Working on that imagine and letting my imagination to flow, i created the second one, but see how it changed.
In the middle of the second image is a black-hole...something missing from there...then the shape of the white color has a meaning also, and it is in first plane! Perhaps the growth of the soul?!
Anyway i like playing like this in Photoshop, and let's see what else my subconscious will bring out.
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Sunday, April 26, 2009
Saturday, April 25, 2009
How to become creative and use Photoshop...
It seems i am feeling creative and i decided to learn to use AdobePhotoshop.
I never used this before, but i had it on my laptop, so i started...
First i was checking the pictures stored and i found few:
What i did, i typed on the pictures above "Namaste" and the meaning of "Namaste".
Now the pictures are like this:
Nice :)
I know it is not a big deal for advanced to create such stuff, but for beginners it is a nice start!
Why creating these images helped me: well i started to focus on something new and focusing your attention is a good thing, doing something new and funny, and not at least it is a way to express creativity.
I found also a nice tutorial on how to create other stuffs more complicated.
Hmmm, let's see how it will work.
Anyway, on next posts i will share my newest creations! Wish me luck and enjoy!
Tutorial, My First by ~kJz on deviantART
Finally, my Namaste Album
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