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Christmas Balls 2

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    Brian Dowling
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      This is a family history website illustration featuring the Christmas Balls 2 script.  Simple to use with nothing to prepare or remember.  The difference with this and Christmas Balls 1 is only really the patterns being different, as far as I can see.  These seem a little more intricate but both scripts give pleasant and different results.  I used identical balls here to go with the twin’s theme.  The second one was also reduced in scale a little.  I tilted them towards each other… but only a little so as not to render the shading too out of kilter with the light source.

      I added some shading on the second ball by using drop shadow from the first on a different layer and then, making a selection of the second ball with the selection tool, I inverted it to delete the shadow everywhere else but on the second ball…

      This image will only be shown on the 11th December each year on http://www.dowlingfamily.info.

      Also used in this image: Custom Calendar; Acrylic Glitter (on the logo) and Ribbon Factory B (for the twin ribbons on the card).

       

      • This topic was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Brian Dowling.
      #87985
      Ann Seeber
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        Brian, did you upload an image? If so, I can’t see it. I like to follow your work.

        #87988
        cindy harris
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          Hi Ann,

          His page is under Trees I had asked him about the charm tubes in his picture.

          #87991
          Brian Dowling
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            Not sure what happened there, but I have added the image now.

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