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Sharon, I think your flower is delightful, well done my friend. I really appreciate a slight imperfection as it is very indicative of nature … perfection is a human desire, 🙂 Your work is beautiful, thank you. <3
I had lots of fun creating today’s post! It’s fun to just play around sometimes. Thank you Carole, for the pizza. I love it, but now I’m hungry. The paper I used was created from the Summer Punches set that I purchased a few weeks ago. Those are a lot of fun to play with too!
Today’s theme for my gaming group was Watercolors. I used headshots of characters from the game and used PicToPainting to make them look like watercolor paintings. I copied each and pasted into selection. I did the same thing with the floor, then adjusted it with the pick tool set to perspective. The three “patrons” are my avatar from the game; if I had had more time, I would have put some shadowing on them. The font was Falling Slowly Sans, free from FontBundles.
Hope you enjoy.
~ Michele
Sharon, this pizza looks yummy… Great idea of using the pizza dough for the title!
Michele, I love, love what you did… Seeing the empty art gallery wall and then the finished page… Amazing, everything looks perfect!
Sharon, I agree with Cristina, your pizza looks yummo! May I have the slice with the mushroom on it … thanks! 🙂
Michele, well done you clever girl … your perspective technique is just right! <3Sharon… your pizza looks very inviting !
Michele…I agree with Cristina, seeing the before and the finished result is great to see… you have done a fantastic job!… love it and well done to you.
best wishes to you both,
Dawn.
Michele, your gaming group is really inspiring :-). I think, all of us enjoy your art gallery wall, so do I. No doubt about it, successful work. May I ask, where did you find this background?
Cristina, Annie, Dawn, and Libera: Thanks, ladies. You don’t know how much I appreciate your kindness and support. 🙂
Libera, I don’t remember where I originally found this background. I downloaded it a few years ago before I started documenting my sources. There are any number of free sites where you could find something like this. In fact, Cassel has lots of resources on the blog.
~ Michele
I’ve been working on some of the lessons and I particularly love the Master Classes – Title Work. This is from the one for clear text. The background paper is from GTD – Inked. Thanks for takin a peek.
Hi Annie … another effect for me to try from the class ….. your result looks great!
best wishes,
Dawn.
Michele, I love what you did with the art gallery! It’s so colorful and inviting. It looks like a fantastic place to spend the day at.
Annie, I can definitely see that you are a Superfan! I simply love your Title Work. You are such an inspiration!
I’m still tackling The Lab tutorials. I learned how to create a Sand brush and how to use it too. I threw in Uneven Lines, Notebook Edge, Phrase strips, Polaroid and for good measure some items from a Blog Train I found by accident. I’m striving for Superfan status myself!
Thanks dear Dawn, Michele, and Sharon. Both webinars of Title Work in the Master Classes are fantastic and allow for some clever effects to add to a scrapbook page. I hope you get to enjoy! <3
Sharon, I love your result for Journey-1000-miles. The clever combination of elements has delivered a really cool result, well done my friend. <3
hello Sharon ….. love your Journey page … you have achieved great results from the tutorials…. well done!
best wishes,
Dawn.
I finally found a good reason to use Cassel’s House Template! My gaming group gets better daily pics because of you, Carole. 🙂
~ Michele
you never know what to expect with my Bow script
This is my result for the perspective tut offered by Cassel on the blog. Photos used are of Turkey and were snagged from Unsplash. Thanks for takin a peek.
Nicely done Annie! All the photos look like they should be in a real gallery. I looked through the tutorial but I haven’t tried it yet.
I got a little sidetracked playing around with the Zig Zag script that Carole created. It’s so amazing! It even worked on a cutout ribbon and one with a crocheted lace border. My favorite part is just watcing it work all on its own.
I found a couple of not so great photos of my uncooperative dog. I decided to do a small page just so I could use them. Animals are soooooo difficult to photograph.
Last, but not least, I learned a new gardening trick! It’s seems I have a poacher in the garden and it’s getting my tomatoes. I’ve encountered it twice now. Both times it came running towards me. I learned really quickly how to outrun him!
Thank you, Libera, Sharon, and Annie.
Trish, I love those bows! Some look like flowers; some like the sun.
Annie, you did a wonderful job on the art gallery. I like how you added the extra light on the top of each canvas.
I love your sense of whimsy, Sharon. You make me smile.
Michele
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