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By Susan Ewart · Posted
I like this way too. I have done it before with some Lemurs up a tall tree at the wildlife park I visited often. It really looked good as the masks were a bit offset and it followed the not straight tree so fittingly. I have forgotten about this technique though, so I'm happy you brought it up. -
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If you have a good camera or a scanner, you can use that and extract the flowers one by one and you will get some very realistic elements. -
By gwen jewitt · Posted
@Cassel Oh I see I wondered how they look so good, I will keep trying to make a flower that I'm happy but it might take some time. -
This is simply a photograph that was extracted. Many flowers are done in that way.
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