My prints...

Here are a selection of prints and how I achieved each print.

                

Getting to this print was a matter of simply layering my post card designs

 and mark making which has created a  rather warm abstract print. 

This is the second print I have chosen, here I have layered my postcards on Adobe Photoshop
 and I have liquified one of my layers and used the oil painting filter.
I then used colour burn to change the colours. Im happy with how this has turned
out I really like the warm wintery colours and the the textures created.

Here I have layered three different postcards, I then went on to distort the images by using the liquify filter then changed the tone to the image by changing my colour options, I do like the colours particularly the hints of green coming through although I do feel this print is a little messy and I'm not sure if it would look great on a dress. 

This is one of my favourite prints, here I have only used two of my postcards but I duplicated one section several times to create the pattern. I really like the blue tones and the feel of night sky with the stars. Although I like this print I'm not sure it is fitting to my vision, it also doesn't quite have that metallic look. 

This Print is my Favourite one, I have layered two different cads I produced using my postcards, I then distorted the top layer by liquifying and using the oil painting filter once that was done I realised It was missing the shine so I then added a layer underneath that just had metal spoons on to create the shine above.  I have decided to use for my final print it has all the elements I had hoped for, colourful with an abstract feel and a slight shine. You can see the out line of the cutlery but once it is on the dress it will look less obvious (hopefully).