Experiment 104: French cheese

Created in Photoshop CS3 Extended using a Wacom Intuos 3

Playing a bit with Photoshops brushes to get a more organic look to it, and playing a bit with prejudices too :-) (Namely that French people would have moustaches and like cheese =) )

Experiment 103: Abstracted fire

Created in Inkscape 0.46 using a Wacom Intuos 3

Some simple shapes duplicated and edited in size, color and rotation to create this image.

Experiment 102: Fire bean

Created in Photoshop CS3 Extended using a Wacom Intuos

Experimenting a bit with custom brushes and opacity/flow.

Experiment 101: Boxes 2

Created in Photoshop CS3 Extended using a Wacom Intuos 3

A friend of mine thought the previous one looked too dark and terrifying =) So I decided to do an inverted version, and then some minutes later I got this :) Please enjoy.

Experiment 100: Boxes

Created in Photoshop CS2 Extended using a Wacom Intuos 3

Playing around a bit with rectangular selections and gradients, mostly. Layer modes and duplicated layers are utilized too.

Experiment 99: Swirls

Created in Photoshop CS3 Extended using a Wacom Intuos 3

Playing around with a lot of different things, including actions and stroked paths, though in the opposite order :)

Experiment 98: Face

Created in Photoshop CS3 Extended using a Wacom Intuos 3

Experimenting with two radial gradients and a bunch of adjustments/filters.

Experiment 97: Strange thoughts

Created in Photoshop CS3 Extended using a Wacom Intuos 3

Playing around a bit with stroked paths mostly.

Experiment 96: Treasures abound

Created in Photoshop using a Wacom Intuos 3

A somewhat abstract painting...


In other news I've realized that I cannot complete an image each day, and also that few are very good as desktops, I've decided to rename this to Feneur's Experiments instead of Feneur's Desktop-a-day as it was earlier called. Expect to see some more wild experiments in the future.

Experiment 95: Blue cave

Created in Photoshop CS3 Extended using a Wacom Intuos 3

Some photomanipulation and drawing in Photoshop (+ some filters of course, almost always some filters :) ).
Not sure why I enjoy these "window to another world" images so much, but one might interpret it as a fascination for the unknown while still staying in the space one knows. In any case I hope that you enjoy it too.