Dragon!

[Cindy Crawford]

The original photo was a dead stump/snag in the water. I used Photoshop liquefy filter to turn the stump into a dragon and create the sun. Then added splashes of color and painted the eye. Finally, everything went through filter gallery-applied rough pastel and poster edges (lightly). Had a lot of fun with this one. Liquefy is particularly liberating- like playing with putty or something gooey- mudpies? :D

[Julie Kenward]

Ha! Another liquify convert!!! Welcome to the club, Cindy. :D:D:D

I love the explanation of what you've done here...I never would have guessed that was a stump to start with! Very creative endeavor here!

[Alfred Forns]

Thanks for the explanation and what an image !!!! Love the overall feel !! Just the perfect blend of shapes and color Big Time Congrats for this one !!!!!!!!

[Fabs Forns]

Wow, Cindy, very Vangohish :) Great texture and colors, very much alive!

[Arthur Morris]

I knew that it was a log but I still love the effect. Are you Cindy Crawford the model???

[Julie Kenward]

You wish, Artie!!!

[Arthur Morris]

You wish, Artie!!!

I was asking Cindy Julie, not you! :) :D :)

[Cindy Crawford]

I knew that it was a log but I still love the effect. Are you Cindy Crawford the model???

Thanks....and um, sorry, no! ;) If I was, you'd get so much spam on your site, you'd wish I wasn't. :eek:
I'm just a bump on a log, thank goodness. The OTHER Cindy Crawford.

[Arthur Morris]

Hi Cindy, That's what I figgered. In any case, it is good to have you participating here. Maybe in your spare time you could teach Julie how to spell liquefy! :) :D :)

[Anita Rakestraw]

Wow, this is very creative, Cindy, I like it alot!!

[Joanna Trescott]

Very creative! I now will spell liquefy correctly, too.

[Cindy Crawford]

Thanks again, everyone. Arthur, I'm glad I could be of service in the speling departtmment. :D

Very creative! I now will spell liquefy correctly, too.

[Sabyasachi Patra]

I liked the effect. Had fun reading comments.