Oscraps
1949 Los Angeles Snow Storm
If you don't think it snows in Los Angeles, these photos of my DH taken in 1949 during a three day storm that left a foot of snow, indicate there was enough for a nice snowman. It just doesn't happen often
Anna Aspnes
Artsy Transfers Winter Sunrise (coming Wednesday)
ArtPlay Palette Winter Sunrise ArtPlay Palette Winter Sunrise
Snow FotoBlendz No. 2 Snow FotoBlendz No. 2
Spackled Texture No. 4 Spackle Textured No. 4
Winter WordArt No. 3 Winter WordArt No. 3
ArtPlay Palette Chills ArtPlay Palette Chills
ArtPlay Palette Sparkle ArtPlay Palette Sparkle
SnowSprinklez No. 1 SnowSprinklez No. 1
ArtPlay Palette Mint Blizzard ArtPlay Palette Mint Blizzard
UrbanThreadz No. 4 UrbanThreadz No. 4
UrbanThreadz No. 5 UrbanThreadz No. 5
Process: I love the new Snow Fotoblendz masks and began this layout by dragging the psd version of mask_5 onto a new page. Then I searched for a photo to fit the mask. I found two old photos of my husband, taken in 1949 during the big snow storm in the San Fernando Valley, just over the Sepulveda Pass from Los Angeles. A little web research confirmed the photos date and provided more information about the abnormal weather for Southern California.
After editing the focal photo, I clipped it to the mask and then began recoloring the snowflakes and stains to match the glow from the new palette. To build texture I placed some spackle texture and changed the blend mode to multiply above the mask. Below the mask, I placed overlay 1 and overlay 3, masking out the parts as needed. Between these two layers I placed transfer_2. Above these I placed some of the layers from Artsy Transfers Winter Sunrise_3, shifting and masking to work with overlay_3 just below.
On the left, I resized the second photo and clipped it to part of mask_4. I repeated my process, adding sparkle texture, recoloring and placing layers from the psd transfer_2 above and below my photo. I added some elements from the new palette in three places to create a visual triangle to direct the eye as well as crocheted snowflakes to mix in a little vintage with these old photos. I added my journaling and the word art to finish my page.
Thanks for looking
Anna Aspnes
Artsy Transfers Winter Sunrise (coming Wednesday)
ArtPlay Palette Winter Sunrise ArtPlay Palette Winter Sunrise
Snow FotoBlendz No. 2 Snow FotoBlendz No. 2
Spackled Texture No. 4 Spackle Textured No. 4
Winter WordArt No. 3 Winter WordArt No. 3
ArtPlay Palette Chills ArtPlay Palette Chills
ArtPlay Palette Sparkle ArtPlay Palette Sparkle
SnowSprinklez No. 1 SnowSprinklez No. 1
ArtPlay Palette Mint Blizzard ArtPlay Palette Mint Blizzard
UrbanThreadz No. 4 UrbanThreadz No. 4
UrbanThreadz No. 5 UrbanThreadz No. 5
Process: I love the new Snow Fotoblendz masks and began this layout by dragging the psd version of mask_5 onto a new page. Then I searched for a photo to fit the mask. I found two old photos of my husband, taken in 1949 during the big snow storm in the San Fernando Valley, just over the Sepulveda Pass from Los Angeles. A little web research confirmed the photos date and provided more information about the abnormal weather for Southern California.
After editing the focal photo, I clipped it to the mask and then began recoloring the snowflakes and stains to match the glow from the new palette. To build texture I placed some spackle texture and changed the blend mode to multiply above the mask. Below the mask, I placed overlay 1 and overlay 3, masking out the parts as needed. Between these two layers I placed transfer_2. Above these I placed some of the layers from Artsy Transfers Winter Sunrise_3, shifting and masking to work with overlay_3 just below.
On the left, I resized the second photo and clipped it to part of mask_4. I repeated my process, adding sparkle texture, recoloring and placing layers from the psd transfer_2 above and below my photo. I added some elements from the new palette in three places to create a visual triangle to direct the eye as well as crocheted snowflakes to mix in a little vintage with these old photos. I added my journaling and the word art to finish my page.
Thanks for looking