California Dreaming Palm Tree Decoupage Photo Tissue Paper

Six photos of palm trees, all taken in California for your California dreaming college, decoupage, junk journal or other creative work. The photos are six different sizes and all are separated by white internal borders. There is no border on the outside. Use this bird-loving design to wrap gifts, or cut along the borders or free/fussy/rough cut and use in your collage and other mixed media projects and as junk journal ephemera. Be creative! All photos by me, the owner of this shop. This design only works on the 10x15 and 20x30 size options. Design description: The design space is separated into 6 sections over two rows, three on top and three on the bottom. The corresponding top and bottom spaces are the same width as each other, but not quite the same height, so you end up with six different size images. If you count the spaces going from top left (1) across to top right (3), and then bottom left (4) to bottom right(6), the top and bottom spaces are the same width on the top and bottom row, but not all spaces are the same width across the page. Spaces 1 and 4 are taller than wide, spaces 2 and 5 are wider than they are tall, and spaces 3 and 6 are closer to square but not quite. All six spaces are separated by a white border. There is no border along the edge. Space 1 (top left) is a photo of a palm tree lit up at night, but the whole image has been overfished with a purple-pink filter. Dramatic and surrealistic. Space 2 (top middle) is a three palm trees light up at night. The first tree is lit with yellow, the second with red. The third is barely visible in the back but it is blue. Space 3 (top right) is a group of palm trees at the last of the sunset, with dusk blue skies, light clouds, and with a little bit of orange at the very bottom from the sunset. It's that moment in San Diego near the harbor when the wind picks up just a bit and it starts to get chilly, even in summer. Space 4 (bottom left) is another surrealistic photo of a palm tree, this time a daytime image, where the palm tree is dark and the background is light, but everything's overexposed and given a purple filter. Space 5 (bottom middle) is a photo of the very top of a wide palm tree, almost like a blooming flower or a waterspout, against a cloudless blue sky. Space 6 is a photo of a palm tree at night. This is similar to Space 1 in that it is a surrealist top of the palm tree, except in this photo the tree is a pale yellow that sticks out from the completely black sky.