Destroy the Icon Progress 02

 I began to experiment with blending layers of lily pads and aquatic themes into my work, this is one of the variations I decided against using:


These are a few interesting blended layers I was playing with as well: 





I decided to use the "color dodge" blended image. 


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  1. Avery's Digital ImagingFebruary 23, 2021 at 8:25 PM

    Catherine! These are so interesting so far! I saw this post before I saw the one with the unaltered icon and I definitely had to focus in to see if I could find the icon so great job disguising the original! I especially like the last two iterations with the sort of dripping texture- it leaves a really nice window for her main facial features. I'm excited to see where you take this piece next!

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  2. Mariah GrahamFebruary 24, 2021 at 8:11 AM

    Yeah, I agree with Avery. The last one still allows her face to kind of have a shadow there. It looks cool and kind of creepy at the same time. You tried out some really interesting blending layers!

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  3. sammy luscherFebruary 24, 2021 at 10:31 AM

    The yellow one is so so pretty, I love how you've progressed with this icon. It is so different from the original and speaks in its own way and I love the colors in all of the images!

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