Camel's Back Park Part I: Watching the brushstrokes of a painting come to life.
One of the brightest golden hours ever as we witness the orange glow from the setting sun saturate the entire mountain leaving us with the last drops of daylight.
Imagery at a dream state. A mix of photography and digital art infused with color and texture.
One of the brightest golden hours ever as we witness the orange glow from the setting sun saturate the entire mountain leaving us with the last drops of daylight.
Huntington Garden Part VII: The radiant moon shines nearby as the sun completely disappears from view.
The sky resembles a gradient background with the soft blue afternoon hues drifting further and further away, being replaced with muted pink and purple hues.
Hefner Lake and Park Part V: Placid waters and soothing colors in the sky during the twilight hour.
We're all mesmerized by the beauty of the surrounding nature, watching the clear skies jump into all shades of colors until it transitions into muted tones before descending into dusk.
Hefner Lake and Park Part IV: The lighthouse glows every other second into all the colors of the rainbow.
Blue artificial lights captivate the scene, as the vibrant blue and orange skies of twilight dazzle in the back.
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Hefner Lake and Park Part III: Dark azure blue skies have taken over.
The blue lights radiating from the lighthouse splendidly complements the cool hues of the stratosphere.
As always, I love Little Twin Stars and am obsessed with their pastel colors, gradient backgrounds, and celestial stars and moon artwork. I was inspired recently to create imagery around this. I made the moon the main focus point for this and sprinkled stars and sparkle effects throughout the background.
In general, to keep images from looking too 2D or falling flat, I like to add in other effects to bring in some type of texture to the backgrounds, especially after adding in a gradient. For this piece, after adding in the pink to blue gradient in the background (with mixes of pastels and brights), I also used a couple special effects to include other types of patterns to it.
Pastel Bubbles Part III: Another version of these fabulous pastel bubbles, with a moon design in the middle.
Moon imagery is always so magical, ethereal, and dreamy, no matter what the context is.