Since many people have never heard of PD Howler, much less the latest version, I thought I'd do a mini-tut of how I created with it.
This is how I made this image in PD Howler 2021:
Jungle Waterfalls
Okay, This is Artbreeder: https://www.artbreeder.com/browse
You can sign up for a free account and create as many things as you want. There are various categories, So, landscape is one. you can upload your own to start (3 per month free) and you can download 3 Hi Res images per month free. I just do a rt-click copy/paste and then double the size in Howler.
So for this one, I started with 2 images that I had created.
(Btw, this is my page: https://www.artbreeder.com/immortalmomentsart)
This was one:
I put the second one as the base layer, and then the first one on top in the next layer.
Then I erased parts I didn't want, like the wall on the right side.
Then collapsed them into 1 layer.
Then I selected parts of the rock and built my waterfall Cliff instead. I use Image>Fill and Feature Removal>Poisson with lasso selections to "heal" the rock and make parts blend.
I used converted png brushes (Ron's Brushes from Daz 3D) to make the water and the falls, and KBs misty cloud brushes (included in PD Howler) to enhance the mist in the image.
I also used a second layer with "grey" waterfall brush on a white layer, inverted it to negative and then used Screen mode in the layers modes to brighten the top waterfall. Then collapsed.
I used a separate layer to do some of the Foliage particles on, to make shadows, then collapsed
Then did more Foliage particles on top.
I used optipustic particles for the flowers and grass.
I used a silhouette png brush to put the man in. and then drew light lines down him with an airbrush, and using interactive undo to get the tones right. And added grass at his feet and blended him in.
Finally did a little color correction, used some more custom media brushes to enhance the trees in the background and then to make the flying leaves.
There you go!
A web search will find you PD Howler if you are interested in finding out more. It's not my program, but I'm devoted to it!

