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Annie, again a beautiful layout, and I love, love the flowers!! Great work!
matsugirl, the painting on the wall is a great way to showcase photos, and your layout looks lovely.
Annie, this came yesterday in a newsletter, and the technique is similar to the one you used for the flowers (I really loved what you did)… In this case, it is a Word Art, not an alpha, but once one knows how to do it — Not me yet 😉 — the technique can be used for a variety of things… The Campus is a source of inspiration!
I have been trying out the master class, No Kit Scrap 3. Another challenge, especially the woven one. Fun!
Cristina, thank you very much for sharing this … very interesting. I had often seen on various digital scrap booking sites elements colored in this way and I was curious so that is why I started experimenting. It ended up for me being a feathering technique which greatly reduces the edge of the coloring and allows for going beyond the element boundaries. The element itself was created by using the pen tool – draw point to point – bezier curves and tracing over the top of a clip art or other type of drawing! It really is good fun and allows for lots of experimentation, ;D
Annie I love your stained glass looking flowers! Excellent work on them!
Lynda all of your no kit scraps are just fantastic! You definitely have mastered that master class!
Lynda, cool results for these projects my friend … you have mastered the art of no kit scrapping! 😀
Sharon, thank you my friend for your lovely comment, always appreciated Hon. <3
Wow, I stay away for a few days and you ladies go wild! I love seeing all of your wonderful projects.
~ Michele
Thanks Sharon…
To all of you…for some reason I have a really hard time following what’s going on. I see comments but I miss the work. I guess I’m not on enough and have to go back in the pages. I’ll figure it out sooner or later. 🙂
LOL! Lynda, join the club … or perhaps it is just yours and mine exclusively because I feel exactly the same way. So, I am going to say to everyone that if I miss making a comment on your work then I probably am not aware of its existence as there is so much going on in Scrapbook Campus! Thanks again Lynda for bringing this up, now I don’t feel so bad, LOL!
Annie and Linda, can I join in on that, can never find something when a project comes up so land up posting in the wrong place, then it pops up and everyone else found it and I miss it. Linda is there one for Panarama now.
I been working on making papers, and the usual birthday cakes
Great papers, Trish!
Made this pic for my gaming group yesterday; the daily theme should be obvious. 🙂 I had previously made the balloon using a tutorial; finally got the chance to use it. All I did was duplicate the original, resize, and use the Hue Up/Down tool. The figures are characters from the game. Hope you like it!
~ Michele
been a busy day, and just finished yet another birthday cake.
Congratulations Cherielle, on winning the Star Burst 2 competition.
Carole where is the page for that I didnt see it. also love the new layout but couldnt find this page on it anymore, could you please tell me how to find it xx
Hello again Scrapbook Campus. I love the artwork of Tia Boon Sim who is an urban sketcher from Singapore so I decided to showcase this sketch. It is of a house at the end of a village in Buangkok which is a neighbourhood located in north eastern Singapore. The background paper is from a Cassel tutorial and the flower elements are more of what I have been creating using the pen tool, the brush tool and a feathering technique for the coloring. Thanks for takin a peek!
Lynda, you achieved very nice results with all the layouts.
Trish, the papers are lovely.
Michele, very nice layout. I like the balloon and the colors you chose.
Annie, great layout. I love your work with the pen tool.
Again I’ve been working on another master class, Word Art
Annie, I love your Tia Boon Sim layout. You’ve stoked my curiosity. I’m going to look into this art work.
Annie, LOL! You are welcome, glad I could be of service… Maybe a “like” button would be useful. 🙂
Cristina, thank you my friend for your comment, muchly appreciated. <3
Lynda, I enjoyed perusing your word art, nicely done fellow digital artist. ;D
Cassel, I love what you have done with the forums, makes it a lot easier to observe and comment, thank you. 😀I seem to have missed a lot of stuff! I’ve been busy going through the tutorials and I haven’t checked in for a few days. I see Superfan Annie has continued to inspire me with your wonderful creations. Thank you for sharing the information about Tia Boon Sim. Trish I just love those textures! They are so detailed. Lynda, I’m always awed by your creative spin on the tutorials. I’m still not comfortable with the Master Classes. I think I need to learn more before I tackle them. I did manage to kind of create a no kit scrap from several tutorials that I could do. One was the Photo Booth Frame, another the Hand Doodle Frame, scalloped border, button 1 and button 2.
Sharon, great work on the photo booth frame and thank you for your lovely comment, much appreciated. <3
I am appreciating the talents of some wonderful artists at the moment so am showcasing another that I really love. This painting is by the British wildlife artist Alan Hunt. His art is truly inspirational and he paints many different wildlife subjects. This painting is titled “Sleepers”. The background paper I created following Cassel’s paper overlay tutorial and I used a snakeskin texture which I really liked. The flowers are more of my creating … I am a little obsessed with them at present and Scrapbook Campus is falling victim to that, lol! The frame around the text was made using one of Cassel’s braid tubes. Thanks for takin a peek.
You are all doing some lovely work, I love looking at them you are so creative with it your projects.
I am still making cakes, here is todays, the good about my cakes are that they are slimming.
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