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Good Morning! Fall is in the air here in Tennessee, and believe it or not, I still have a few magnolia flowers blooming. A customer asked me recently about creating flower art and how I get the softness and cloud-like look. So I decided to do a short video for you guys. I hope this is helpful! Key Points: • It's all in the masking! Flower on top of texture, mask away edges using a large, round, soft brush. • Mask right over the edges of petals and leaves, varying size and opacity of the brush • Duplicate the bottom texture layer and put it on top - try various layer modes and opacities for that layer. This brings the color and texture of the actual texture right into your flower • Use textures from different collections if desired. Mask away parts of the texture layer if necessary. The Collections I Used:
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You may find these two links useful: • Frequently Asked Questions • Helpful Links and Information  In most of my videos, I use older software which I've used for years. Unfortunately, the software I use isn't being sold anymore.
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