This,
and this,
with a "hard mix" blend, yield this:
Same canna leaf as above, tipped on its side, and this hydrangea
yield this, with "difference" blending mode.
This section of some graffiti under a railroad bridge
and this doll
with a "dissolve" blending mode.....
More under-the-railroad-bridge color/texture
with the same poppy as above and "difference" blending mode
and with "linear light" blending mode.
Same color/texture as above, with this ceramic fish salt shaker (a souvenir of a trip to Chicago's Shedd aquarium when I was 10)
alas, I don't seem to have recorded which blending mode I used........
I should try this fish with that blue texture I used with the doll.......
And finally, here are my napkin rings again............. Again with no documentation. My fave is the the pelican.....
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7 comments:
Very, very cool. You're officially an artiste! ;)
Thanks. :-)
I am working to get to a point where I feel like I have part of a clue what may happen when I try to combine different images.
So far I am thinking I like it best when one is a picture and the other is a texture.
But I have no idea which blending modes are going to be interesting with which pairs.
Mostly they all are ... boring.
:-)
There are about 25 different blending modes.
I suppose it might ;-) help if I went and read the documentation on the different blending modes, to see what the creators' intent for them is.....
Perhaps one day i'll do that.
No, I don't think they are boring. :)
How fun these are. I love them.
J, I didn't express myself clearly.
:-)
When trying all 25 (or however many) blending modes with a pair of images, nearly all blends were boring. :-)
I only showed you the ones that I thought were NOT boring.
:-)
Thanks, JB. :-)
My goal is to learn enough that I have a clue what may be interesting.
Trying all 25 (or however many there are) blending modes, just to see if anything is interesting................
Inefficient, at best........... :-)
I really should go back and read about what the intent of the programmers was, with the different modes, rather than trying eveyrthing at random.....................
Some day.......................................
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