Texture Tuesday

I started with my photo as the background layer, then added a layer of Kim Klassen's deardreamer2 texture on soft light blending mode, then a layer of Paint The Moon's texture timeworn on soft light blending mode as well.

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{Texture Tuesday} The Quote Edition

Here are the layers I ended up with to make this photo for {Texture Tuesday} The Quote Edition:

1. deardreamer paper by Kim Klassen (normal - 70% opacity)
2. stamp by honeydesigns (normal - 60% opacity) 
3. vintage script brush by asunder (normal - 100% opacity)
4. photo (normal - 71% opacity)
5. shine paper by Kim Klassen (soft light - 100% opacity)
6. quote font travelling typewriter (normal - 60% opacity)

This is the original image: 



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{Texture Tuesday} The Warm eDition

I have become really interested in art journaling recently and have been searching through lots of blogs and websites for new idea and how-to information. I came across this awesome site by Kim Klassen. On the site she has a feature called Texture Tuesday.

Here are this week's TT challenge details.

• Share an image centred around the word, warmth . Also, your image must contain at least one layer of any of my textures. 

My image recipe (by Kim Klassen)

• Open the image in photoshop. 
• Duplicate the background layer....or CS users can convert the background for smart filters. Apply a gaussian blur filter at about 8 px...this will vary depending on your image resolution. Change the layer blend mode to overlay and lower the opacity to about 65%.
• Add a hue/sat adjustment layer and reduced the saturation in the red channel. 
• Add a photo filter layer at warming filter 85 and lowered the layer blend mode to 45% opacity. 
• Add a layer of Sunday texture at soft light 100% opacity and another layer Sunday texture at multiply 55% opacity.
• Add a black and white adjustment layer or a black to white gradient map will work also....and lowered the opacity to 33%.
• Duplicate the black and white adjustment layer and changed the blend mode to soft light at 33% opacity.
• Add the type if you like.
• The End

Here is the photo I created using this recipe.

this was the original image.

I really had a lot of fun doing this. I really was unaware that there were so many options to layers and blending. Going to have to make this a weekly challenge to do these Texture Tuesday's. Can't wait to learn more.

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