Klooless1

This is an overview of the Photomanipulation / Photoshop Tutorials available in my Gallery. Some are a little old (still using PS7), but the principles are still valid (even though some of the really old ones may seem outdated aesthetically). Generally, the further down in each list, the newer the tutorials. Tutorials with this symbol   are video tutorials - the newer ones can also be found on my youtube channel. As of April 2018, I have my own website artofkuschelirmel.de where I will host all my tutorials in the future - I will also upload previews here, but on the BLOG everything will be up first :aww: So if you like, hop on over and if y

Beautiful, captivating, inspiring, complicated and often misunderstood - the women who became muses for their masters had more in common with the artists who painted them than might be seen on first glance. These women from all walks of life often reviled and looked down on in their own time, have transcended their humble beginnings through canvas and paint to inspire and utterly captivate their audiences. Elizabeth Rossetti (née Elizabeth "Lizzie" Siddall) 1829 - 1862 Elizabeth Siddal 1860 Dante Gabriel Rossetti Born in 1829 Lizzie was first "discovered" by the artist Walter Deverell in 1849 who had close associations with Dante G