I have a slightly less abstract version on FB.
Also, I have the original. But, you have to wait for ’em all
Processed initially. Then, Topaz Simplify, using one of the underpainting effects . I reduced the opacity to 80% , to bring back some detail. Added in a mask, with black brush to clean up some parts.
Added a glow.
Then, I saved it for the web.
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this is amazing, it is like a color filled enchanted forest. very cool Rajiv!
Thanks! I am glad you like it!
you’re welcome 🙂
Turned out very well. I like it.
Thanks. Glad you like it!
Yes! Definitely like this!
Thanks!
Now this is a piece of art!
Leslie
Well, thanks! Glad you like this one!
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My Dear Rajiv, when I entered Your site today, this was the graphic that called out to me! Beautiful! I see the same image on the site in black and white, from which You must have prepared this! Vast difference, and quite a positive one! Kudos! 🙂
Yes, I changed the blog colour scheme and design. I like this one!
It is good indeed! 🙂
Well, thank you!
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