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This quilt is really a pale sage green, but the detail got lost and kind of muddy in that color, so I changed it! Photoshop is much easier than dying the whole quilt. :D
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Comments (24)
Great color and texture. Well done.
Ha! You got me laughing, Tara. I've been using Photoshop for all kinds of things, including this type of work! Yupp! The pattern really come out well in this color! Keep up the good work! :-)
Marvelous what can be done in PS! Nice textural shot.
Looks good here as well Tara. Clever to change the colour to bring out the details :}
Hehe! A pity I can't do that to a big double one I have!
wonderful looking
Nice texture and PS work.
lovely artistic stitching
Very cool Shopping experiences
Awesome textures and change of color!!
Great image and love the color Hugs Susan~
Wonderful color..nicely done!!
Splendid composition and colors my friend
Heh - and it's a lot easie cleaning up afterwards, too! :-D Wonderful texture, Tara! And color, too!
like new smiles as I like red too warm hugs, Linda Kaye
Super idea. I just checked...it is back to green again:) Excellent detail.
Well then, nice work!
Outstanding work Tara. God Bless.
Nicely done! It looks like a lovely quilt.
Nice rendering of that pale sage green quilt. Funny, I also have a pale sage green quilt, why doesn't that surprise me? Although I'm sure mine is machine quilted. I would never have the patience for that many stitches!
Its an original Tara. Cool !
Quite difficult to get
Great capture of this quilting..the name of which I've forgotten!
Oh, I just love the way you can change reality with photoshop. I mean, Duplex-8 started that way, although I blame a particular cute friend for even providing the inspiration for that Alex guy. Anyway...I giggled rather gigglishly when I read the bit about you changing the color of the quilt. And what an image! Sometimes the smallest things are the most profound. I saw this and immediately wondered if the fabric of reality could do with a bit of a photoshop tweak. Imagine that: photoshopping reality, but then, you just did it with this shot. I love the curvy stuff going on in this, and the nice, plush, wrinkly business going on around the stitching has a nice skin-like texture: like you've just macro photographed the hide of some really interesting, stitched critter with a sloth's vocabulary of movements. I like this! And I'd love to see other colors. Well...most other colors. Klein Blue, from what I hear, is particularly...um...disturbing to see for some reason.