Thursday, November 4, 2010
1920's - Egyptian - Digital Collage - PhotoPaint
I received some Egyptian clip art from my Dover Public-
ations Sampler email yesterday. I thought they were very interesting and decided to make a digital collage in PhotoPaint.
I opened as the background an image of an Egyptian official on a chariot complete with hieroglyphics. I added an Egyptian woman using object feather and the eraser on the object. I also found a recent 1920's Flapper that I copied in Picasa 3 and pasted it with the object property Multiply. I was thinking about how popular Egyptian motifs were back in the day.
I used Filter Forge's Frames again for framing the piece.
A recent discussion on a forum devoted to digital art the question was raised about using one's signature instead of a digital font to sign ones work. So I made a signature file along with a copyright symbol and year. I used that for this piece. As you can see my signature is not readable. I used that reason in my reply to the discussion as to why I used a digital font. So I tried my signature today. It looks pretty good to me, but I know it to be my signature.
So I may continue to use this form of signing my work in the future.
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Labels:
digital collage,
Dover Clip Art,
Egyptian,
frame,
PhotoPaint,
Picasa 3,
visual art
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