I created the coyotes and the mask-like faces with the pen tool. I converted the coyote and the two faces into shapes and then transformed their sizes and experimented with many, many blending options. The mauve/brown face on the right looked very nice in PSD format, but when I saved the file as JPG, the white outer glow appears jagged. I resaved the PSD file as 8x10 JPG, and the jags smoothed out a little.I photographed my own hand and made it look comic bookish using the cutout filter and also plastic wrap filter. Used blending options and experimented quite a bit with color and gradients.
I photographed the clock at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk; it is part of the haunted ride attraction. I used curves to correct the dullness of the image, tranformed it's size and perspective, and used some blending modes to soften the edges.
The apple is part of a watercolor painting that I did several years ago.
The purple planet was actually a photo of flowers which I converted into a 3D sphere and then added texture to it. Put a touch of an outer glow on it to help it blend with the sky.
The clouds along the bottom (which kind of also look like an ocean to me) required a lot of adjustments.. stretching and pulling..
The stars were created with the star brush tool.
The background is two parts; a basic color first, then an overlay with an elliptical shape deleted and a gaussian blur put on it.. then on top of that was a quadrone gradient.
This is awesome ... guessing Red Hot Chili Peppers would love to use this on their next overdu album smiles
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