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Day 1 – My workspace color is light gray and my background color is medium gray. The palettes I most frequently use are the layers, materials and tools options.
Day 2 – This is my sandwich!
New to PSP have version X6 disk given to me a long time ago But as this computer doesn’t have a disk drive tried to find download for it Wasn’t able to find one so got trial 2019. Does anyone know where i can get X6 download
I tried playing with it when I first got it but couldn’t figure it out so stayed with Photo Shop Would like to see if it is easier & better Also like having fun playing 🙂
I have light grey workspace, my background color is light gray and I have layers, materials and tool options
Here is my Day 2. I am still having PC issues but here goes. My workspace is dark grey, complete style without the learning center or photo thingy at the bottom. I have customisations to my liking.
Sheila
@Vicky, unfortunately, Corel does not keep older versions available for users, which is a shame. I wish they did since some people have a legit copy, with a license and everything but they lost their disk, can’t use a disk or lost their downloads in a crash. If you get a copy somewhere else, beware of cracks and viruses. You might end up liking 2019 anyways!
Hello everyone,, Great creations,,
I did some playing around with changing colors, drop shadow and made table cloth, I used the history tool to see what I was doing. Not sure if keeps everything.
This time I am not participating but love to come by and take a look at the layouts.
Great work, Antonia, shutterpixi, Teri, AngelStarr57, Barbara, Annie, Vicky, Sheila, and Helen!
Thanks, Annie! Your placemat looks awesome!
Thanks, Cristina!
Nice job, everyone! Great imaginations and embellishments!
Hi
I just finished the first lesson and my preferences are as follows:
my workspace color is dark grey and my background color is medium grey
the palettes I chose to keep open are the layers palette although hidden option,,,,,,,,, as well as the materials palette also hidden,,,,,,,,,
the toolbars I have visible are the standard, status and tools
I am using version 2018
Looking forward to the next part
Thank you,
GAil
Gail – Nice looking sandwich, in my opinion (it’s got the plate covered, so it’s GOT to be a good one!). Having fun and learning is what it’s all about!
Hello everyone my name is Lois Duckworth and I am from Ontario Canada. I have done this before but figured it never hurts to do it again to sharpen your skills and to learn new things.
My desktop is light grey and I like the tool bar as well as the layers and the materials. I also have script output available for when I use it.
Here is my result for Day 2
Love how every one has the exact same thing & instructions but they are all so different & all look great. Annie your welcome to my pickles hahahahaha
Hi, My name is Sue and i didn’t do the sandwich yet, but I did configure my psp desktop how I wanted it. I have gone for the dark grey, as I find it easier on my eyes.
Here is my ‘homework’ for day three though. My beautiful grandson using his brand new teeth!
Here’s my Day 3. The photo is one I took of a Javalina that was in our campsite in the Davis Mountains State Park (in Texas). The background and the stripe are ones I created from some other pictures of mine.
Hi Cassel
My name is Debra. I don’t know what I am doing wrong, but I am unable to upload my picture for the spring bootcamp. I keep getting the message “file extension error” when I try to upload. Any pointers would be most appreciated. I watched your video on how to upload pictures and followed the steps, but I still can’t get it to work.
I did enjoy the first lesson and am eager to continue and would like to share if possible.
Thanks,
Debra
@Debra, is it possible that the image was not saved in .jpg format? If you try to upload the .pspimage file, it won’t accept it.
Everyone is so creative with their ideas! I love it!
Here is my Day 3: As you can imagine, our family is anxiously awaiting the arrival of my great grandson Tucker. Mommy is pleased that the doctor is going on vacation so she can have him a little early. She is READY!! This picture was from a couple of weeks ago and she is still teaching.
Here is day 3 I think the photo could be larger, but I resized it to 1000 pixels
Hi I have been using PSP programs for awhile to edit photos. I only started using the scrapbook function last year. I am still learning but I really like it. I am a full time at home caregiver for my disabled husband. I come from a large family that always offers plenty of emotional support and there are a lot of kids parties to photograph. That is what I put in my scrapbook pages. I look forward to seeing everyone’s projects. Also look forward to improving my skills.
Here is my Day 3 result.
This is a picture of my oldest daughter, Chelsea
I loved doing this and am quite pleased with my result
My grandson 🙂 had fun figured out a few other things but did find it very tedious applying the drop shadows to every element individually.
Day 3–I had planned to use some pictures I’ve taken of pelicans for the bootcamp assignments, but yesterday I photographed something else that I thought was interesting and changed my topic.
The insect and flower elements are by janet scott at pixelscrapper.com; the grass overlay is by marisa lerin at the same site. The paper is by RvMcSou, though I recolored the green.
To Cassel: I don’t understand the reason for resizing pictures to less than 1000 pixels. My picture was 1920 x1280 and when I tried resizing it, it was too small for the page, so I used the original dimensions.
Day 3 – Everyone has done a great job, so here is what I have created.
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