I found this beautiful lavender in my parents' garden yesterday.
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Layer 1: Texture: Stained Linen; Blend Mode: Soft Light @ 75%
Layer 2: Texture: Yesteryear; Blend Mode: Soft Light @ 75%
Both textures were colourized to a purple shade.
Lovely texture work! two of my favourite herbs are rosemary and lavender!
ReplyDelete~ beautiful ! ~
ReplyDeleteGreat texture work! Your image is beautiful and so are your words!
ReplyDeletePeace!
I love this...! 'newbie' question--How do you colourize the textures?
ReplyDeleteI colourize the textures by using the following steps in Photoshop CS5:
ReplyDelete1. Select the layer you wish to colourize.
2. In the menu bar at the top of the screen choose Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation (or use the shortcut Ctrl+U).
3. In the Hue/Saturation screen check the 'Colorize' box.
4. Adjust the 'Hue' slider till you find the colour you like.
Hope this helps.
Nikki
Update:
ReplyDeleteI've just created a tutorial on how to colourize textures in my next blog post.
Click on the link below:
How to colourize textures.
Oh my, this is just beautiful. I love your tutorial too. I didn't realize this was something that could be done. I wonder if it works in PSE :)
ReplyDelete~tricia
Thanks for your lovely comments tricia. Yes this can be done in PSE. Click on the link below for the tutorial
ReplyDeleteHow to Colourize Textures in PSE.
Beautiful! I love how you change the colors of the textures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Image...!! The colourise texture function is great isn't it? I like using it too :)
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