Drenched Sherbet Rose Bouquet with gentle prinking.
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The pictures in this gallery are all the same bouquet. I made the bouquet for a wedding a number of years ago, and have loved it's soft colors ever since. I played with the picture guilding it in several shades, by a number of manipulation tools in Gimp. Posterizing the colors, using canvas and cartoon effects, softening the colors, etc. But then, I played with the feature that allows me to make a wave on the picture. The changes are subtle on some, but dynamic when the weave is widened. I simply post all of these to see the differences in the results. Each seemed to have its own possible use potential. But I simply love a few of them as just plain Fine Art.
Print jumps off this image of faded roses and stephenotis with freesia, in a wedding bouquet.
A basket weave overlay makes the roses a subltle curiosity, which causes you to look twice.
As the flowers are tightly woven into a bouquet, the close weave of the basket overlay suggests hope that, through the image, they can forever stay that way.
Probably my favorite one. I want a room to hang this one in.
The soft guilding of Gold and Rose Gold on these pictures and the mounds of tulle piled softly in the back ground, speak of a day years ago. But the tight round bouquet stands the test of time, and is ever so classic today.
I made this bouquet, several years ago, and took pictures of it. The colors in it draw my applause for gorgeous, breath taking roses. I go to it again and again and can almost smell them. This is close to natural unprinked color.
Prinked to a set of grayscale colors, the edges of the roses gleam like pewter. Needs to be printed and framed in a silver frame.
This would be beautiful printed on bisque and framed in a silver locket.
I made this bouquet, made the photo of this bouquet, and I prinked this bouquet. That's how I like to do it! Prink, Prink, Prink, Prink, Prink.
Prinked Ink