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Here is my Day 2 page. I rearrange the template a little to better accommodate my photo. I had trouble locating the text wrap feature and using it. Maybe it was because I rearranged everything?? I don’t know. When we went to Colorado, we didn’t go up the mountain because we did not have enough time allotted. She sure is a beauty though!
I took a little liberty of resizing one picture and adding a third on page 2. Birds that NORMALLY would never come so close to the house (within six feet), but I guess the lure of a fresh drink will do it. There are no streams or rivers near me but they know they can get some water here. The turkeys drink forever and then just sit around in the shade for a while. If you have seed out there, they will eat you out of house and home … but that’s okay, I have more.
Here is my Day 3 challenge, CD cover for Playing for Keeps. Again, artwork of Robert Yonke, The Bluegrass Painter.
Here are my two pages for the Day 4 Challenge. Theme is an album entitled Lost Loves and Memories
I admit that I take the game 🙂 it’s interesting this way of using psp. But, I’m so used to making scrapbook pages that I have to refrain from embellishing LOL
this is my day 3I think translator is not good LOL can you tell me ???
“I admit that I take the game” or “I admit that I get caught up in the game”
thanks ))Lynda: Totally superb Day 2 page. You and Fiona have me in awe of your gardening skills. I look at a plant and it dies.
Laurie: Beautiful Day 2 layout. Your photo is wonderful and your provided some interesting information.
Minka: All of the photos are so fantastic. You did a great job with the layout and I loved reading about the water trough. This is going to be a very special “magazine” for your friend.
Nadine: Your Day 3 layout is sweetness itself. What a lovely picture of the young family.
Finally finished up with Day 2. Still using paper from Kimeric’s A Day at the Beach and Times New Roman font. I did 2 pages; a full page of ads and then a kind of table of contents. I did use the Starlight Luau’s logo. But trying to keep the magazine simple.
Here are pages 4 and 5 that face each other. I think the numbering is off on the templates. These are marked 3 and 4 but that is assuming the cover is marked page 1 which it never is. The numbering should start with cover/2/3/4/5. I will probably tweak these some more to bring them into the same design and the other 3. Meanwhile, here are the Twitter Wars!
Edit: I did some tweaking to put these pages more in line with the previous ones.
Day 4 is devoted to my blue-eyed buddy, Rudy. He and River came to me as rescues around the same time. Their “mother” was my dog, Lynda, who may show up later.
Rudy has helped out in the past promoting mask wearing. He was very cooperative as long as it was done digitally.
Here is my day4. I did make a few adjustments to accommodate the photos I used. I can also assure you that the blackberries when lined up will fit perfectly. 🙂 Carole, when I went to create the text for today’s challenge, I was unable to see the text as I was typing. Only when I clicked to accept it I could see what I had written. I closed down PSP, reopened it, and all was well all again. I’m wondering if the line spacing wasn’t anything I did, but something in PSP (Text). Saying that I should have picked that up, but I didn’t.
Nadine,
caught up in the game means that you enjoy the activity very much, and are having a lot of fun. Plus, you are focusing a lot on what you are doing.
Hope that helps.
Here is my day 4 🙂
I’m having doubts of the black characters in the title, didn’t like green much , the title itself, because it does not cover the load(?), it’s not capturing exactly what the article is about, but will change it when we have more pages.
Translation:
“The gardens of Appeltern started long ago with gardener Ben van Ooijen, who made example gardens near his shed to show people what a garden would look
like instead of showing them from paper.This expanded to what nowadays the gardens of Appeltern is.
You can’t only see example gardens, but buy plants, attend workshops, eat,and even weddings and other gatherings are held here.You can also see old and new coming togeth, as shown here on the photo’s.
A tea house, a statue hidden in the green and even an iron tree with discarded garden supplies.”Gerry, you’re also a cat lover I see. We had, long ago, seven cats at the same time. We had a big house then so it was ok to have so many.
Like the mask on the last picture 🙂
Monique, thank you. I think you mean strolling, as in going for a stroll (gentle walk).
I don’t know what I did, but editing my post because the pictures where in the wrong way, my complete post was deleted….
My day 4
I’m not sure about the colour of the title (didn’t like green much) and the title itself, because it “does not cover the load(? “), I mean the text is about the beginning of Appeltern and not from classic to modern, but will change later on when I come up with a better title.
Translation:”
The gardens of Appeltern started long ago with gardener Ben van Ooijen, who made example gardens near his shed to show people what a garden would look
like instead of showing them from paper.This expanded to what nowadays the gardens of Appeltern is.
You can’t only see example gardens, but buy plants, attend workshops, eat,and even weddings and other gatherings are held here.You can also see old and new coming togeth, as shown here on the photo’s.
A tea house, a statue hidden in the green and even an iron tree with discarded garden supplies.”Again so many lovely pages are created!
This are my pages for day 4 with the same settings. I adjusted the background gradient to match the photos and I changed the dimensions of the masks for the photos because I wanted a better fit without to much of the rest of the photo. There was a lot of free space on the right page and I couldn’t help myself and made another ad celebrating the World Photogaphy Day which is today. This time with my own QR-code and the logo found on the internet. The rest is made up.
In this case the meaning of “get caught up” is — to become a part of or get entangled by something. Like in a spiderweb.
“The game” is referring to something you are doing as a game or a childlike activity not part of your “real life” .
It can certainly seem kind of insulting but in this case it means:
I am having so much fun doing something that I am leaving my adult self behind and allowing myself to enjoy the process with fun and passion like a child views the world as a game.
Getting caught up in the game.
pages 3-4 of my magazine.
I think its coming together very well.
I tried, here on day 4, to add an instructional element to make my woodcraft themed magazine. As this was a two-page project it seemed to fit the occasion. In the process of this project I am learning a lot more about using masks in Paintshop Pro and as a result things are getting easier to transform to my ideas.
Mostly I keep getting great inspiration from all your entries. The variety of styles and topics is terrific.
So many wonderful pages! Too many to mention them all. Minka, I think it is very awesome that you have so much wonderful wildlife living in your backyard! Sue, I love your Kayak Advertisement. Annie, your cover is quite beautiful. I can.t wait to see what you have in store for us on the inside of the magazine.
Thanks, Karon! I loved our trip early this summer to the Northwest. It is such a magnificently beautiful country! I decided to turn Day Three into a two-page spread. We drove the Snowy Range at the beginning of June and there was still an incredible amount of snow. One of the lakes was still frozen over.
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