My first photo collage using found photos.
It is what it is. Now that I have figured out I can do this, I plan on doing more!
My first photo collage using found photos.
It is what it is. Now that I have figured out I can do this, I plan on doing more!
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Cool. I like this.
Thanks Elaine!
You know I love pictures. So how did you do it? Lots of story in a little bit of space. <3
I still use the free PhotoScape program, and how many years later now (?) I am still discovering new things I can (attempt to) do with it! There are features I haven’t even looked at yet. I recently learned how to combine photos, but hadn’t realized that the “checker” option made THIS possible! It is so tempting to abandon words and just play with images now! I have wanted to make photo quilts for so many years (in my mind, this isn’t a true collage, it’s more a quilt than a collage)
I’m not familiar with that program but then I still write with a rock and chisel most of the time. :D Thanks for the info. Keep doing the quilts — I’m a very visual person and I like the story they tell.
PhotoScape is a free downloadable program, not one that you upload to a cloud (I know the words for that, kind of, that many free programs aren’t actually in your computer, but on their ____s and I prefer to keep it here until I am able to comprehend more about using those kinds of things)…
I am discovering the quilt collages are a LOT harder to put together than one would think… I would prefer that the images could be moved around on the square itself, but no, I have to move them around from the straight line of them at the top of the page… and my monitor is small too… plus, I could use a pair of glasses made specially for my eyes… and….
I will have to play for hours and hours and hours before I get the hang of moving them around and together and in ways I want to keep them…
Thanks for the info and I’m guessing you won’t be bored anytime soon.
I’m never bored anyway!
I do laugh at myself when I find myself feeling bored when there are a million things to do in a day even with MCS,
If only I had the energy to do but a few of those million things! :-)
I agree but one thing MCS fatigue has taught me is to be very selective when/how I use my energy. I don’t waste it on things that I’m not passionate about anymore.
Good for everyone to ponder! Why use our energy on things that are meaningless or even harmful when we could be doing things that are meaningful and contribute to greater wellness and happiness?
I have little energy to “spare” after survival, and for many years, all energy went for survival… I am trying to “love” having to puree everything I eat now… Once I get that down, I’ll be able to spend time on collages…
Love this quilt♡♡♡ Says so much ♡
Thank you ♡
I love this. Your pictures tell a zillion words. 💪
Thanks :-)