Pink Fairytaleland

Listening to: Gagliarda - Mannheim Steamroller

My art teacher had to do some work with the yearbook so he took my class to the Computer Art Lab to play around in Photoshop 7.0 (the regular computer lab has PCs but this special lab has Macs). Well, I made some art of my own, most using photos taken for past projects (unfortunately, I couldn't upload all of them to Photobucket (long story) so this was the only one I uploaded and saved).

Well, I've done some experimenting and then decided on this fantastic idea featuring some brushes, a shade of pink, the "Neon Glow" filter, and a photo taken in November 2006 for a project finished months ago (guess who it is ).

Since I'm rather proud of what I've done (plus, the "fantasy"/"enchantment" theme kinda goes along with Gagliarda), I've decided to share it with you. You've seen what I can do with Paint Shop Pro, now you've seen what I can do with Photoshop had I gotten it instead! (Well, I thought PSP was what everyone was using. I was wrong, very. Not that I mind - the years of experience made my first brushes with Photoshop easier).

O-tanoshimi kudasai! (Edit: uploaded the JPEG version. Much smaller)