Blue abstract

[Cheryl Slechta]

I had posted this in the last abstract theme and it was turquoise. I started with a gaillardia (flower) twirled, Nik Detail Stylizer Pop Art. For the blue theme I used a fill layer, Topaz Adjust Color Blast, Nik Skylight and tonal contrast and then squared the image.

Thanks for looking:)

[Cheryl Slechta]

Here is the original image

[denise ippolito]

Cheryl, Now that is what I call a huge transformation! It reminds me of spin art. The colors and the processing are neat. I might evict the one large area on the edge of the right frame if it were mine. :)

[Cheryl Slechta]

Denise, URC?

[denise ippolito]

Cheryl, Yes, The two larger blotches on the edge of the frame.:)

[Kerry Perkins]

That is certainly a change... :cool: I like your treatment of the colors and the cool twirl. Do I see a bit of the "Fuge" influence here too? ;)

[Mark Fuge]

My ears are ringing ... Kerry! ;) :D

I like the image and application, Cheryl. I agree with Denise on the eviction notice, but also would have offset the center of the twirl a little more LLC if it were mine. Of course it isn't ... so as they say ... ;) :D

I will say I'm glad that one missed us as the other storms have so far this season. Keep up the good work!! :D

This is another suggestion I was going to make to Denise ... It's been a while since we opened up our imagination with abstracts! I've cheated a little in the iterim, I know, but the rest haven't ... very often!

[denise ippolito]

Abstracts Did I here abstracts!!:DI'll put it on the board. Good suggestion Mark.

[Steve Adkins]

Way cool, Cheryl! :cool: ditto the amazing transformation. Thanks so much for sharing the original. Perfect eye-of-the-storm. BTW... what are abstracts??? :D:D

[Cheryl Slechta]

Thanks, all. I hope that's as close as we get to a hurricane this year:) I'm all for another week of abstracts:D

[Paul Lagasi]

Oh no...Cheryl...you've come down with the Fuge's....nice work...:D