How do I do these? When I begin a composite, the first thing I do is remove the
backgrounds in the photos that I'll use as "building blocks"
(sea shells, butterflies, etc.). Then I strategically insert
the photos, one at a time, onto a blank page in Adobe Photoshop,
resizing, rotating, distorting, skewing, and colorizing each as
necessary until I've placed
the last photo onto the page.
I print the completed
work
on museum-quality fine art paper or heavy-weight artist's canvas using my Epson
Stylus
Pro 7600 and Ultra Chrome pigments.
Just like my watercolor paintings, each
of my fine art photos is a signed
original. Those printed on fine art paper come matted, backed, and
ready
for framing. (Sizes shown are the outside dimensions
of the
mats, i.e., the sizes of the frame openings.) Enjoy!
NEW!!! COMPOSITES NOW AVAILABLE ON 18x24 CANVAS
$275 (introductory price) - Stretched and ready to hang
