
Fall 2025
Adobe Photoshop
For this project, I chose to focus on dahlias, one of my favorite flowers. Initially, I experimented with a more colorful design, but I later opted for a darker, grayscale palette to create a cohesive pattern that would complement my previous composition. The final piece is a composite of five different dahlia images. The most challenging part of this process was meticulously cutting out the flowers. I encountered a frustrating technical issue where I was working on the wrong image window, which caused a lot of confusion, but once I realized my mistake, the rest of the process was much smoother.
Image Credits
- Dahlia Flower Pink Pink
- Author: Andrea Stöckel
- Source: Public Domain Pictures
- URL: https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/en/view-image.php?image=392017&picture=dahlia-flower-pink-pink
- License: CC0 Public Domain
- Dahlia, white, flower, dahlia garden
- Author: PickPik
- Source: PickPik
- URL: https://www.pickpik.com/dahlia-white-flower-dahlia-garden-nature-plant-154678
- License: Public Domain (Implied)
- Dahlia Flower Blossom Purple
- Author: Andrea Stöckel
- Source: Public Domain Pictures
- URL: https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/en/view-image.php?image=396802&picture=dahlia-flower-blossom-purple
- License: CC0 Public Domain
- Dahlia, Flower, Plant
- Author: matthiasboeckel
- Source: Pixabay
- URL: https://pixabay.com/photos/dahlia-flower-plant-yellow-flower-5690116/
- License: Free for use (Pixabay License)
- Public Domain Images: Four of the five images used are from the public domain and do not require attribution.
- Dahlia Photo: The fifth image was sourced from Stockvault and is credited below.
- Author: Pixabay
- Source: Stockvault
- URL: https://www.stockvault.net/photo/197474/dahlia
- License: Creative Commons – CC0
This license, Creative Commons – CC0, means that the author has dedicated the work to the public domain. This allows you to use the image freely for any purpose, including commercial projects, without the need to credit the original creator.
Nice work, the text pattern is really cool, I think the decision to make it grayscale works really well. I would think about making the text even larger since the pattern has such nice details, it would be nice to see more of it. I like the aesthetic you’re developing here.