The program I use almost exclusively to design graphics is Adobe PhotoShop I occasionally employ other programs but normally anything I have to do I can do in PhotoShop I use an abundance of filters, styles, patterns, textures and brushes. Many I create myself. These effects combined with, shading, embossing and many other useful tools, take a flat, boring image and turn it into a dimensional one.
Knowledge of "layers' is a must in order to create intricate scenes.

I have a domain, Geolor's Exclusive Graphic Designs, that is devoted exclusively to graphic suites, which I offer for purchase. However, in this gallery, I have chosen a few of my intricate designs to showcase in and of themselves.
Each one was a creation of love that took many hours of work. Six to eight hours would be the minimum time spent on a project and some took more than 24 hours all total.

Inspiration comes from many sources and normally quite suddenly. My designs run the gambit and cover many areas of interest. However, recurring themes throughout my work tend to be: eagles, wolves, Native American symbols and images, mountains, landscapes, geology, Colorado and wildlife. My love of nature and Native American culture seem to surface in many digital composites that I create.

Showcased in this gallery are only a few samples of the work I have done. The rest, including many Native American designs, are used in the graphic sets offered at: Geolor's Exclusive Graphic Designs.

I do not post these designs because I think I am the best designer on this planet. People more experienced and talented would look at my work and know they could do much better. However, anyone who does not design at all or who is in the "place in time" that I was only a few years ago will, perhaps, be amazed at what can be done with digital images. I post these graphic composites because I enjoyed creating them and I also enjoy sharing them.

When you click on the title of each image, a larger view will open in a new window. These larger images are best viewed with your browser window maximized.

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