The background I've used is a sunrise shot off the deck of our house in Washington with some color variations applied to turn it into dusk. I adore fairytales and fantasy and in my mind this couldn't be more magical!
Thursday, February 21, 2013
The Incredible Fairy Queen Palace
I'm quite a bit behind here on my blog so I'm going to do several posts today. As I said in the title, this is one incredible digital stamp that Rick St. Dennis has in his Etsy stop here . I had so much fun making up stories for each wing of the lovely palace that was constructed with stardust and magic in an old gnarly tree. I intend to do a lot more with this, adding all sorts of naughty and nice fairies to reside here but currently the only occupant is Rick's Dormouse .
The background I've used is a sunrise shot off the deck of our house in Washington with some color variations applied to turn it into dusk. I adore fairytales and fantasy and in my mind this couldn't be more magical!
The background I've used is a sunrise shot off the deck of our house in Washington with some color variations applied to turn it into dusk. I adore fairytales and fantasy and in my mind this couldn't be more magical!
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Oh this is SOOOOO neat! Love the colors. You are getting to be a regular Photoshop genius! I don't do stuff like this and don't know that I'd know how to get this effect. The doormouse is adorable. Love it, love it! I also love to hear the stories you always make up for things, you are so creative that way and it gives your art a whole 'nother layer to appreciate - more depth.
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