You don’t have to be an expert! This is for anyone at any skill level. The main thing is to have a go, and let the joy of creating be its own reward!
Thank you to everyone who took part in last month's challenge. This month's is a little different. Instead of using your own prompt, pick a starter image from the Firefly Gallery such as this one.
Generate a new image using the same prompt, then use Firefly, Adobe Express, or Photoshop, to expand the image into a finished product of your choice using at least one other app from Creative Cloud and/or Substance 3D. The point of the challenge is to work across apps, so this is important.
Save an image, screenshot, or video clip of your final artwork, post it as a reply to this post, and (important!) describe your process and which tools you used. Let's see how far your creative ideas can go!
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I asked Firefly to generate a Stonehenge-like image.
I cut out the arch in the foreground, isolated it on a new layer and deleted it from the background, using the Remove tool and Generative Fill.
Using the eraser (on a mask) and the Fluidity tool, I sculpted the square arch into a Pi shape and adjusted the floor.
I also used a bit of hue/saturation and changed the sky, as the original one wasn't pretty.
The original image generated by Firefly:
Started with a simple bonsai image, regenerated then dropped it underwater, adding a couple of fish and an inquisitive carb and of course some old dubloons!
I chose the parrot on a magnolia branch from the gallery and generated the image.
I used this image with Ps as a composition reference and applied a watercolour style to it. I changed the colour of the parrot, its beak and the colour of the flowers to make a ‘Can't wait for summer!’ artwork with the parrot as a focal point.
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