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thanks everyone for your kind remarks.....for me, making something that looks unreal is much easier than trying to make an image that's "undone"....

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Opened in Picnic, edited the saturation and temperature, applied boost effect and decreased strength, and adjusted curves a little.
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On different layers:
1. Foreground layer, only for the coloured snake
- Cut out mouth to open
- used Topaz Adjust to get the coloours(spice, psychadelic, spice), then Redfield Fractalius plugin

2. Background for the brickstones
- Used Topaz Simplify (BuzSim) , then grey filter to make it more faded, then applied texture

3. New layers for each snake - cut out original picture's snake and copied a sepia version as layer (five times, one for each snake) onto the picture, then applied different opacity to each of them)
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Peeperita, this is absolutely wonderful!!! The colours of the background are beautiful - it never occurred to me to totally get rid of the background, great idea.
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thanks, heidi....i like what you did with your foreground snake....mouth all open and the colors are great!
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I combined picture of a girl from the previous assignment with the snake. Then changed the background to gradient. Moved objects a little bit, added them a little bit of layer shadow and finally converted both, girl and snake, to black and white.

And the result is here:

What would you do #83

EDIT: My friend told me to lift a snake up so the eyes of the two are in one line. This is the result:

What would you do #83 2nd time

Which one is better? I like them both.
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