Original image
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Source for table cover
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Source photo for cornucopia container
step 3 of 16
Autumn leaves source photo
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Source for pumpkin and gourd.
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Cover for table source (my own photo)
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Cornucopia sculpture is moved into a new canvas to be chopped. Just the cornucopia and ribbon will be used.
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Cornucopia is chopped and color changed w color balance tool. Ribbon is chopped separately and color changed to more golden color and both will be shaped with dodge and burn tools.
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Table cover is added here and scaled/trimmed to fit under the cornucopia.
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Flowers are formed here from one of the turnips using liquify warp, smudge and eraser tools.
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Liquify warp tool changes one of the carrots into a twig shape for in cornucopia arrangement.
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Flowers are created from one of the carrots. Liquify warp shapes one petal, then others are duplicated , rotated and scaled to form a flower. Petals will be merged, then moved onto canvas.
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Background stained glass has been added with opacity down. It will have layers over it later on. Now leaves are added, next twigs will be added.
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A gradient layer in yellow/lavendar has been added. This I will change as I am working, trying to decide what I like best. Carrots and turnips from source are added now, and a pumpkin and gourd from another source are added toward background. These will all be dodged and burned to create highlights and shadows. Light source is from the left.
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Many of the twigs and some flowers are added here at top of cornucopia. All these are swinging toward the left as they curve out of the cornucopia.
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Carrot flowers have been added, and using the hard, round brush tool, berries are added in varying sizes are colors. All these will have to be highligted with dodge tool, then shadowed with the burn tool. Greens which were extracted from carrots source are added throughout the arrangement.
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A background layer above the stained glass was made my liquify warping the source in wavy lines. Then over that layer, a gradient of lavendar was used and both were lowered in opacity to allow the stained glass design to barely show through. I wanted the stained glass to better tie the image into the Thanksgiving theme.
Final result
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