I'm afraid it could be addictive. You can save your results and go from there. You can change the canvas size, brush aspects and colors. I just tried the basics but saved one and altered it with underlying color. What fun...and maybe something more.
It seems I just can't resist. Here is another with underlying color added.
Wow Jean! Those are so cool! I knew you could change the color... but haven't played around with that yet... I'll have to play some more as soon as I find time. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so neat! They tie in quite well with the tangles you make. The top one as me thinking about rocks and the bottom, caves.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deb and Theta! I really did enjoy these and they were so easy to do. About the color, that was post-processing in my photo editing software. I just did the drawings in black on white. The second one even has some texture added to the bottom layer.
ReplyDeleteGreat job...I played around with it for a few minutes and am hope to go back again when I have more time. The background color is a fun feature!
ReplyDeleteHow strange and fascinating these images are like a strange landscape floating in an alien sky. They´re interesting but I certainly wouldn´t like to actually go there...wherever "there" is!
ReplyDeletePS I wish Blogger would make life easier by giving me words I can actually read! Off now to try again.
I had to repeat those "words" so often I was beginning to believe I really WAS a robot!
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