another experiment, working on the area separators

Animicule: I love all of those images. Really love the book and the flower.

Dinasset: All those images are really lovely. Love that canvas texture.

The experiment on area separators is interesting with the canvas pattern. Looks like
a type of needlepoint project.
Here is a harddrive for your new computer Pat!

And a detailed antique ship's machine room for fun.

Thank you very much, Animicule!

Glad it looks like what I wanted to look like.
A new experiment without texture (plain colours), to let the "needlepoint" look emerge better.

Awesome results Dinasset and Animicule. I love how you transform nice photos in real art.
Dinasset, your last experiment is genial. I love the look it has. How did you get it with colours?

thanks Issabella
it's a Work.In.Process....

Dinasset, the new try, like thick layers of paint applied on top of each other to build texture, nice!

A new surface pattern, but quite faint.

very nice, animicule

Dinasset & Animicule: Like your images a lot, especially the garden walk. Which texture did you use?

your Street is outstanding too, Pat

Pat, good result in your street pic.
I applied it in wood on this pic taken in Alsace (Eguisheim).

very nice, Issabella
...and welcome back with your contributions! vacations are behind.....hehehe

playing with textures

back to my preferred wood texture

Very nice Issabella.
Dinasset: I like the wood texture better than the others on this image although all are very nice.

thanks Pat (me too, prefer wood)

this one for fun

Very nice plays everyone!
Pat, used a new one, homemade which mottles the color slightly, but is too faint for much texture,
still named 'surface_inprogress'.
Issabella has many nice wood textures!
Dinasset new patterns like glass blocks and stained glass are good, but seamless wood is hard
to replace...

Here is a new pattern, surface type of plywood sheet. Couldn't make is seamless so lightened it
for a mottled look.

I agree, animicule, wood is still the best texture

Dinasset & Animicule: You are so great at finding textures and making color combinations!