You all are putting me in the shade. Sadly, I have upgraded from PSPX2 and am in mourning. I have upgraded three times prior to this, but it never “took”. I kept going back to my beloved PSPX2. Now, to make it work, I figure I have to switch all my stuff. So here’s what I’m working on, LOL! A tutorial. And it might take me til the end of June, too! I have a lot of junk.
However I want to make some comments, and the first is about the BIRDS! Ann, we have Cedar Waxwings here, and they are dull — more of a taupe? I’d say, and much thinner. Your Merlin birds look like stuffed animal birds, LOL! No, what I really wanted to comment on was the gradient. It’s gorgeous, and I never would have guessed it would look so classy. Your plaid for the Scarlet tanager is classy, too. Veddy nice!
Marie Claire – Didn’t you just love the Mamie Eisenhower bangs? (And to think Jackie Kennedy was First Lady in Jan 1961 and everything to do with style changed in an instant!) I like the green lines that look handpainted on the embossing, too.
Colin, I really like what you did with the dogs — their little faces are still perfectly recognizable! That is either a fantastic program or you are really skilled. (I just hope Picture to Painting is on my new version of PSP!)
Lynda, I didn’t recognize that Word Frame 5 with the title that didn’t match the frame! I hadn’t even thought of that!
And Mary, you’re the one that puts me most to shame…I just buy something like a brad, or ask Carole for a script. In fact, if I had to make a circle with an arrow, I’d use her Word Frame Round script and a line of arrows I typed. The offset is nasty business. One little number or two and it’s inside the circle! LOL! I thought your little striped confetti added a lot.
Back to the salt mines of corralling 25 years worth of PSP brushes and presets into their new home.
