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Title: Rainbow Nectar

Image by Charlotte from London | in art & design, 2d, illustration

Rainbow Nectar

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4.85 out of 5

Digital Painting and Composition. First time working with photo, The rose was taken from a photo and repainted, I then painted in freehand the scruffy little bird. Quite sweet really.

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    • 1. At on 11 Feb 2010, Blast Host - wrote:

      What a fantastic image! Could you tell us in more detail the process of how you managed to get those amazing colours?
      Thanks
      Blast Team

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    • 2. At on 10 Feb 2010, Suriyah wrote:

      That's so pretty! I wish I could do stuff like that. Well done :)

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    • 3. At on 11 Feb 2010, Shilohs wrote:

      Hi Blast Team! Thank you for featuring my work.

      My husband took the photo of a peach/white rose in a local park. I put the photo into photoshop and divided up the rows of petals into segments and coulorized the saturation. I then used the paintbrush and repainted over the petals to smooth the edges and add some highlights. Increasing the saturation really brought out the colours into the foreground.
      The bird was painted in with the same palette to compliment the image and add a bit of interest.
      I do agree it turned out a little bit romantic.
      -Charlotte

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    • 4. At on 11 Feb 2010, Shilohs wrote:

      Thanks Suriyah! :)

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      2d, beauty, bird, bright, colourfull, flower, hummingbird, illustration, love, nectar, rainbow, rose

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