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It’s Father’s Day here and we always celebrated my Dad’s birthday, too, coming on June 23 and always close to Father’s Day. He was born in 1892 and always marveled at the changes he witnessed; going from horse and buggy to cars to rockets to the Moon! He knew Morse Code as he worked on the Erie Railroad for 40 years as Chief Night Dispatcher here on the East Coast. The background is a photo with an added sepia tone, of the post office in Granite, NY, where he was born. The photo on the far left is his mother, my Grandma, Henrietta. The photo second from right he’s with my Mom, Mildred. I’m in the top, round photo with him.
The page curls were done with PSP/Effects/Image Effects. The headline font is Aviation Cocktail Shadow. Thanks to Sue for the frames template. I used Cassel’s Raster-to-Mask script with it.
Happy Father’s Day!
Susanne L,
Please don’t stop creating. This is truly spectacular. I imagine this is from “Twilight”?
As far as your English, I know of English speakers that don’t do anywhere near as well. if you really want some correction, “It takes too much time to always use the translator.”or “” It takes to much time to use the translator all the time”. Of course the English language is quirky. Just for fun this is an example of “quirky”.
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/to-too/
As far as Cassel, don’t think she would have a problem with using unlimited filters. Ask her..she’s a great teacher.
Susanne, Filter Unlimited is a plugin that can be used in PSP, so why not use it? Although PSP can do most things, sometimes, plugins make it easier or faster.
Trying out a mixture of tool work, like using the background eraser on the bridge, changing layer blend modes. Applying Carole’s script on the feature photo. I had put a mask through the photo some time ago but hadn’t done anything with it. These 2 have now gone to fishing heaven, they were great fishing buddies. I added the white (old look( photo edge from filtre forge. This took up a fair part of the day yesterday but it was a good fore runner to stacking the firewood which was a necessary evil. Shortest day yesterday, our winter will be here in full force now then comes the joys of spring.
Good job on this one Shirley. Terrific use of the PSP tools. The edge of the photo is brilliant … you are really showing some innovative ideas lately Shirl. Good one my friend, a joy to view. ;D
Ann this is a really lovely page. Your father would have big smiles on the other side. Well done my friend, a wonderful tribute to a loving dad. ;D
Karon, I love your pages my friend. You always do the experiments in the Lab modules. I must confess that whilst I watch the tutorials and create from there I have never really bothered with the experiments! Perhaps I should go back and do them … never too old to pick up something new. You have inspired me my friend, thank you. ;D
Lab 6 Module 11
Lesson 1: rainbow stripe paper
Experiment 1: filled in letters
Experiment 5: fun font find – appleberry
Kit: 13 Rue de Toussaint ©Kimeric Kreations
Kit: The Everyday Chef ©Creative VictorianLab 6 Module 11
Lesson 2: diamond shape paper
Lesson 3: spiderweb
Experiment 2: element – dymo tape
Experiment 3: color/pattern – arrows
Experiment 4: sketch template – Alice Boll
Kit: Hallowtide ©Kimeric KreationsEnjoyed perusing your Bloody Marys and Ghost Stories pages my friend … delightful work (as usual), 😉
Still trying to catch up on the Labs.
Lab 6 Module 12
Experiment 2: element – tiny bows
Experiment 3: color/pattern – red/green
Experiment 4: sketch template – Alice Boll
Experiment 5: fun font find – candy cane
Kit: A Winter Wonderland ©Kimeric KreationsLab 6 Module 12
Lesson 1: spinner template
Lesson 2: path template
Lesson 3: token
Experiment 1: scribbles
Kit: Family Game Night ©Meagan’s CreationsSorry I haven’t been very vocal lately. I injured my back and still sorting it out. I haven’t done much more than making the daily pic for my gaming group. And they haven’t been particularly good. LOL But I liked this one.
I love the Victorian era so I decided to go with that instead of any modern fashion.
Michele: Gentle hug; quick healing; feel better, hun! Your Fabulous Divas are Fabulous, as usual. Just what does this group do that makes them Fabulous?? 😉 (Hoping the image makes you laugh!)
LOL, Ann, Love the picture! I’m definitely going to be posting it in my group. The group is for a game called City Girl Life. It’s a simulation game that a bunch of us switched to after they closed down The Sims Social on Facebook. We have apartments that we decorate and the game gives us a different clothing theme every day, hence my daily pic. I probably would have stopped playing a long time ago, but I have made some great friends through the years. I love making my picture every day which is how I ended up using PSP. (I inherited the group so I didn’t name it, but we are Fabulous!)
Thank you for the hug and good wishes. <3
I have been rather “quiet” lately, (too much to do in my job), but I look regularly over the different pages. I’m pleased to see so many “newbies” and still impressed by so much imagination and never ending creativity.
Thumbs up to everyone! 🙂@Michele wish you too “speedy” recovery!
Michele: so sorry to hear about your back. Take care of yourself first and foremost. Love the vintage era gaming pic you did.
Fuchsia flowers. For a change I used the close technique to create the frame, along with effects, textures, blinds, horizontal and vertical. I will use this in a future project
I’ve been quiet of late on here and in the campus. As I’ve been in my element, crawling around on the ground shooting insects. Then spending the evenings buried in my books, and my reference cards IDing them. The ground squirrel babies are now out and about, some are no bigger than a mouse, ever so cute, same for the hares, birds and fox cubs that reside in and around the house, yard and fields. In time they will be showcased and posted for you to view. Meanwhile this is a shot I particularly like, the flower is called Snow in Summer ( Cerastium Silver Carpet). Tiny delicate flowers with silvery leaves. Nothing very elaborate. Word frame. I wove the vine around the frame . I used the Kaleidoscope tool for the background paper using a photo of the flowers. Macro Photography,
Nature is beautiful and you always showcase it perfectly Sue. This page is simple and therefore gorgeous … the photo becomes the drawcard. I always love your work my dear friend and I agree with you regards the vine twined around the frame … lends that special touch! ;D
Karon you are motoring along with the Lab lessons … about to start L7M1! Love your work my friend … a joy to peruse. ;D
A delightful page as well Sue. Fuchsias are such pretty flowers and your camera skills do them proud. Well done dear friend. 😉
My daughter is a Victoria era addict so I am guessing you would get along well with her Michele. I hope your back improves soon cos I know exactly what it is like to suffer from that malady. I had an injection into my spine about 4 weeks ago but it really didn’t make much difference. I think I would like a refund on this body and start again! As always, love your work my friend. ;D
Ann … I just love your quirky sense of humour! ;DWhat a delightful pleasure it is to browse through the forum, it’s filled with so much talent and diverse pages. Annie, you are always so kind with your comments on my pages, and photography. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have an appreciation for nature, you create wonderful nature pages that reside in your beautiful colourful country.
Sue: lovely frame for the fushia flowers. Your bee layout is gorgeous. My sister raises bees so I have an affinity for them.
Annie: Thank you so much. With everything that has gone on in the last couple of months, I’m trying to use working on the lessons as therapy :).
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