Garden Chairs
Painted in Waterlogue
Painted in Brushstroke
I am ready for Spring! Here the IPhotos are painted in the Apps; Waterlogue and Brushstroke! They are IPhone Apps! I print them into notecards! More notecards for me!
Enjoy the IPhriday Photo Challenge! Post a photo taken with your Phone on Fridays!
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10 Responses to “IPhriday Photo Challenge: Garden Chairs”
Inviting, happy, Spring-ey, and perfect for notecards. I am going to have to try those apps. I love what you’re doing with them.
I have become obsessed! Ha Ha! I really like what the apps can do to the photos and I hate shopping for notecards! I used the apps to make Christmas Cards and name/place setting cards for my table too!
That is so cool!!
Those chairs look perfect converted in those apps. I have never tried using anything like that for my photos. I do, however, want to use some of my photos for cards too. The cost of buying cards is getting really ridiculous here. Do you print your own, or get them printed. I have been wondering how to make them look professional without costing as much as buying them in a shop.
I think brushstroke is my favourite.
Annette, I print my own, on my printer, so easy! I also made Christmas Cards and Christmas ornaments/cards to hang on my tree by printing them on photo paper and then punching a hole in the top to string ribbon! Then I made thank you cards for Christmas gifts…..etc. The app does all the work, I just pick which “Look” I like! I may do a post on it! Right now I’m getting ready for the BIG snowstorm and hope I don’t lose power! You can make the photos look very different in these two apps! I just do the minimum, because I just want the photos to look watercolored.
A post on it would be really useful. Do you use card that is already folded?
Good luck in the snowstorm – it looks amazing, but scary. Keep safe.
The card opens flat to print on it.
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A great reminder for us to use the apps available on our phone – when you think about it we all have so many of our own photos stored that we should be using them. I’ll add these to my list. Thanks and great iPhriday collection.
Debbie if your photos are on your phone, even the ones you take with a camera, you can use the Watercolor App and Brushstroke on them!