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Friday, August 20, 2010

"Multi-Headed Dragon" - 4x4

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This week’s 4x4 Friday challenge was “Observations” which meant Open Theme. I wanted to make a multi-headed dragon but I’m not happy with my end result. I used several images to create it and morphed pieces together, but it didn’t come out too good. I need to practice morphing images together or find a tutorial on how to do it. I used medieval illuminated manuscripts for the background images.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Anne, I think that this is wonderful!
Your backgrounds are wonderful, script being my favourites. I join you in not knowing about 'morphing' images. Digital art is not my strong point!

Sandy said...

Oh wow mystical and magical.
Fantastic piece.

Faye said...

It looks morphed to me. I really love the ancient manuscripts.

Yvonne said...

Very impressive, Anne!

Mary said...

I think this dragon composite came out really good! And the background is very beautiful too.

Femmy said...

fabulous 4x4 Anne!!

Gayle Page-Robak said...

unique and beautiful!