Daydreamer.

Welcome to my contribution to The Recipe Book Project - September 2012 Edition. Check out the other contributors listed on Dave's blog Clearer Reflections and, of course, Dave's images!

iPhoneography is such a wonderful way for artists to explore the limitless possibilities of an image!

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work in progress detail from Elemental I, mixed media painting

 

self portrait as passenger in the MINI Cooper

 I started with two photos taken with my iPhone. I have replaced the original iPhone camera app with ProCamera for everyday use.

 

Open first image in Pic Grunger
(image was flipped first)
Sponged
Style: Block Party
Texture: Water Stained
Save

Open second image in iDarkroom
Cross Process
Instant frame
Save

Open both images in DXP
Combine images: Softlight
Save

Open new image and rainbow image in DXP
Combine images: Screen
Save

Open new image in Rainy Daze
Romantic Rain - random
Save

Open new image in IRIS
FX - 3 Strip Technicolor
Abc
Save

VOILA!!!
 

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At the top of the stairs.

Welcome to my contribution to The Recipe Book Project - June 2012 Edition Check out the other contributors listed on Dave's blog Clearer Reflections and, of course, Dave's images!

iPhoneography is such a wonderful way for an artist to explore imagery. Head on over to my Facebook Page to see many more images! Please remember to LIKE the page too if you want. :)

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A dark shot to start with - not to worry!

Start with a photo that you have taken with your iPhone. I have replaced the original iPhone camera app with ProCamera for everyday use.

Open in PhotoForge.
Clarify.
Save.

Open new image in 100 Cameras in 1.
"the comforting smell of too hot tea"
(I love the names of these filters!)
Save.

Open new image in Picfx.
Scratches 2.

Save.

Open new image in 3D Photo.
Keep playing until you find what you like.
Save.

Open new image in Snapseed.
Tune image.
ambiance +50
grunge +324
Frames - 8
Save.

iPhoneography is so much fun. Give it a try!

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Game of Thrones.

I am immersed in The Game of Thrones. My thoughts are full of rich images and evocative names; my dreams carry me to this fantasy world by night. Today's image for The Recipe Book Project over at Clearer Reflections is definitely influenced by this amazing series.

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REX II - a mixed media painting from my
Medieval Journey series.

Shoot a photo of your artwork from an unusual angle with ProCamera.

iDarkroom filters applied.

 Open photo in iDarkroom.

Apply filters:

pallette >  CP. Purple

paper > Wallpaper

Save.

IRIS filter applied.

Open new image in Iris Photo Suite.

Apply filter:

Lo-Fi > WWII

Save.

RainyDaze filter applied.

 Open new image in Rainy Daze.

Apply filter:

Romantic Rain 09

Save.

Snapseed frame applied.

Open new image in Snapseed.

Apply frame of choice.

Save.

PhotoStudio filter applied.

Open new image in FX Photo Studio.

Apply filter:

Symmetry Vertical

Save.

I hope you enjoy this very medieval image. I enjoyed the process, as I thought about Game of Thrones and listened to Alan Parsons...

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My World.

Welcome to my contribution to Dave's App Recipe Book Project! April Edition. Check out the other contributors listed on Dave's blog and, of course, Dave's images!


iPhoneography is such a wonderful way for an artist to explore imagery. Head on over to my Facebook Page to see many more images... I indulge in iPhoneography almost daily! Please remember to LIKE the page too if you want. :)

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duvet cover & coffee mug

colourful curtains

Start with two photos that you have taken with your iPhone. I have replaced the original iPhone camera app with ProCamera for everyday use.

Open both photos in Blender. 
blend 50%

Open new image in 100 Cameras in 1.

Apply filter:

"looking sideways, a clever smile"

(I love the names of these filters!)

Save.

Open new image in Pic Grunger.

(have fun looking around the iPhoneography blog too!)

Apply filter:

"scuffed"

strength - adjust to taste

style - after hours

texture - water stained

Save.

My World.

Open new image in Snapseed.

Apply filters:

"tune image"

ambiance - +100

white balance - +100

"details"

structure - +100

"frames"

random - pick one you like

Save.

And there you have it. I was intrigued to find that the resulting image reminded me of my painting, "Something Rich and Strange I". Completely unintentional. HCIT???

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Something Richer and Stranger.

Welcome to my contribution to Dave's App Recipe Book Project! March Edition. Check out the other contributors listed on Dave's blog and, of course, Dave's images!

I find that iPhoneography is a quick way to satisfy my creative muse when I don't have time to paint. Colour, texture, line, imagery - it's the next best thing... and it gives me ideas for new paintings. Head on over to my Facebook Page to find many more images - LIKE the page too if you want. :)

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Start with an original piece of art that you have created. In this case, I used my newest painting, "Something Rich and Strange I". iPhoneography is a great way for an artist to find new inspiration by altering and exploring their own work. Try it!

Something Rich and Strange I.

Shoot sections of your work with your iPhone using ProCamera. I have replaced the original iPhone camera app with this one for everyday use.

Chosen section.

Result from iDarkroom.

Open one of your successful shots in iDarkroom.

Apply these filters:

"Hi Sepia"

"Recycle"

"Sketch"

Vignett 1"

"Sprockets"

Save.

My favourite image from SCRATCHcam.

Re-open image in SCRATCHcam.

Hit "Random" until you find

an image that you like.

Save.

I always save many!

Pick your favourite.

For your enjoyment, a slide show with variations on this image...

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From Counterpane to Hourglass

On the third Wednesday of every month, David Hayes over at Clearer Reflections will be hosting "Dave's Recipe Book Project" - an online collaboration. This is the second in the series.

The pic can be of any subject and any app(s) can be used… the only stipulation is that the image must be done all "in-phone" (or iPad). Along with the image, a specific step-by-step "recipe" is to be included.

Dave will post a list of all participating iphoneographers on his blog today so that you can be sure to find the links to all the "recipes". Check it out and join in if you like!

Here is my "recipe"...

Photo of bed clothes taken with OldCamera with flash. Setting>Filter>Mode>Cyanotype

Pic Grunger - Effect: Sponged  Border: ON

snapseed - Drama2. Tune Image: saturation 85

Photo Studio - Symmetry Quad

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Altered Image, complete with recipe

Dave, over at Clearer Reflections, is hosting the first chapter of "Dave's Apps Recipe Book Project", an online collaboration. He will be posting links to all the participants and there will be lots to discover. Be sure to check it out tomorrow!

Participants are to post a pic created using a iPhone/iPad/Android-based phone camera and apps. Pics can be of any subject and any app(s) can be used... the only stipulation is that the image must be done all "in-phone".  Along with the image, participants are to reveal how they created it, with the specific "recipe".

Here is my contribution - a day early - as I will be attending the opening of our joint art exhibition "Impression | Expression" this evening and won't be back to blog in time.

I used two images, taken with my iPhone 4 and altered with Apps to create what I call my Altered Image:

Image#1: reflection of gothic window in Cirque Room

Image#2: Costume Balls, made for Cirque du Soleil

Result: Altered Image "Ephemeral World"

My Recipe...

STEP ONE
Open Image#1 in Photo fx
Choose SpecialFX > Color Looks > Cool Desaturated (Amount 100%)
Save

STEP TWO
Open new Saved image in Iris
Choose Adjustments > Layers > Set Layer as Base
Open Library > select Image#2
Choose Adjustments > Layers > Blend with Base > Blend Mode: Lighten, (Opacity 100%), Use the Image Mask
Save

STEP THREE
Turn image right way up in Camera Roll (Edit) > Save

STEP FOUR
Open new Saved image in picfx
Choose Grunge > Rough Grunge
Save

STEP FIVE
Open new Saved image in 100Camerasin1
Choose "looking sideways, a clever smile" (50%)
Save

STEP SIX
Open new Saved image in Iris
Choose Dust 'n' Scratches > Grunge Frame > Rust (100%) > Apply
Save

VOILA!!!

Thank you, Dave, for hosting this wonderful project!

And, thanks again, Steve Jobs. I love creating with all the innovative tools you have given to this amazing world. Thank you too, Larry, for giving me the ebook of Steve's bio. I am really enjoying reading it on my iPad :)

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