Titania - Photo Manupulation

 

 

 

Inspired by Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. My favourite of all his plays. :-)

Second illustration in my Shakespeare Heroines collection.

See Juliet here:

Titania has always been my favourite. Here's a quote to set the stage:

I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blows,
Where oxlips and the nodding violets grows
Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine,
With sweet muck- roses, and with eglantine:
There sleeps Titania some time of the night
Lull'd in these flowers with dances and delight.

Credits
Model

• a walk in the woods part 1 by vampurity-stock

Stock

• Wings 04 - Transparent BG by DeviantNepStock
• Wings 02 - Transparent BG by DeviantNepStock
• Wings by BrokenWing3dStock
• Broken Wings by serp-stock

Textures

• Backblech 02 by sundel
• texture 161 by Sirius-sdz
• V2 of Texture 32 by Sirius-sdz

Brushes

• Sparklies Photoshop Brushes by redheadstock

All other images/textures/brushes my own.

MCN: C95M5-XU8PG-FKUBN

Juliet

 Illustration inspired by Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

"It was the lark, the herald of the morn, No nightingale."

I am one of those mad people who actually really like Shakespeare. I love the way he uses language and sometimes it totally takes my breath away. I remember reading it as a school girl and whilst all my class mates were complaining about having to read Shakespeare, I went to the library to read more. Mad, I know. :-)

Credits
Model

• Fairytale princess pack 2 by faestock

Textures

• grunge textures 01 by buzillo-stock
• Bokeh Texture Pack 004 by regularjane
• Backblech 02 by sundel

All other images and textures my own.

MCN: CJ6AQ-VKMJC-FC4UU

Seashells by the Seashore - Mobile

This is a present for Steve. It's his birthday today. :-)

The large shells and the razor clam shells plus the feather are from Holme Beach, the rest - recycled glass beads, sea glass, fossil, sea urchin and other shells and the lava cube beads - are from my stash. I've used two types of hemp, metallic thread and gunmetal wire to attach everything to the aluminium hand shaped hanger.

It was fun to make and I am considering to make some more. I'll have to go to the beach again to collect some more shells and feathers first though. If you're interested in a mobile like this, let me know. :-)