It was hard to miss this car parked near the Phoenix Convention Center on a rainy February day. Here it is turned into a post card with multiple textures added.
Amsterdam's oldest house, or Het Houten Huis, may be the oldest wooden house in the Netherlands. It is located in the Begijnhof at number 34. It was originally a tradesman's home.
I inherited this little cherub when I moved into my current home. He sits atop a few worn and cherished books of verse that my mother purchased for me, secondhand, when I was a child.
This image began with a photo of a variety of Saint Francis and other other garden statues taken at Whitfil Nursery. I added backgrounds Medieval music and old parchment paper.
This is the entrance of the marvelous Museum of Natural History in South Kensington, London. This ornate terracotta facade, built in 1881, was typical of high Victorian architecture. The interior of the museum has atmosphere to spare. Standing on the stairs of the main hall gives the illusion of being caught in one of those impossible M.C. Escher images. I've added several textures for a grunge effect.
This image began with an original photo of the King Williams Temple at Kew Gardens, just outside London. A number of different textures and design elements were added for an antiqued look.
