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I haven’t had much computer time lately. I have several pages waiting to be resized so I can post them. Here is a quick page (by Carole) I threw together last night. Thank you Annie for using it and reminding I had it!
Minka – Love the “through-the-cherries” image! Very nice work on blurring the background — very well done and gorgeous results!
Annie and Bonnie – Great job with your quick pages! You’ve done well, and have shown that that’s a great opportunity for lots of possibilities!
Colleen: In response to your #1 question I use textures for chrome and silver. Just open a texture in Paint shop Pro and I park it aside. Then go into your material palate and use the pattern, then you can play with the settings to make it bigger or smaller, twist and turn it etc. Then you can use the selection tool to pick the area you want the chrome etc and flood fill it with the texture.
The other suggestion is Super Blade Pro. It takes longer but it performs well in small areas for me like on jewelry trim.
I sure hope these suggestion helps you .
PS some samples for flooring etc.
Colleen: PS My Favorite gold texture for all things Egyptian
Playing With old and new filters and got one result that is strange but fascinates me.
What do you think?
I’m so impressed by everyone. Sorry I’m not making personal comments like I usually do, but I haven’t been feeling my best.
A quick example of “Color Focus” (thanks for the tip Cassel). This is my grand daughter at her 3rd birthday party.
This was done using Paint Shop Pro Ver 7 by deleting part of a monochrome top layer…Hi Scrapbook Campus Friends. Yesterday I made two alphas – upper case, lower case, numbers and punctuation. The papers I created myself … the check was from following a Cassel tutorial. The cross stitch outline on the check alpha was also made by following a Cassel tutorial that created the stitch to convert to a picture tube. The pipe cleaner outline was from a picture tube purchased from Creation Cassel. The steps followed involved finding the font, using the background material and no outline, converting to path, selecting the picture tube, script Vector Tube, adding a small drop shadow, converting the vector to a raster, adding an inner bevel, merging visible and voila! The fonts used are Hobo – blue check and Ravie – bright stripes. Thanks for takin a peek!
Annie, for the X stitch, if you were to create it as a directional tube, the stitching could even follow the angle of the edges if you wanted. Those Ravie symbols are so nice and colorful!
ScrapRic, that photo is delightful. What a way to focus on your subject!
Dorothy, which filters did you use for that image?
Bonnie, you are allowed to “throw together” any scrapbook page! It is always a delight to look at them.
Love your letters, Annie.
Here’s what I made for gaming group. The theme today was Fine Art Fashion. I tried to make it look like a fashion mood board. I added “thumbtack” heads on the pics, but I thought it was too much for the tags. I thought maybe they could be labels that were just stuck on the board so no drop shadows on them either. Any suggestions? (If I had had enough time, I would have given the background a different texture.)
Dawn and Shutterpixi, thank you so much for your kind comments! They are very much appreciated. <3
Minka, nice work with the plaid. I love the colors.
Bonnie, very nice work, and I totally agree with the quote you added.
Dorothy, great work with the textures, and I love the “tile8”.
ScrapRic, adorable example of Color Focus.
Annie, both alphas look great; the blue check would be perfect for a picnic layout, and the Ravie -bright stripes- is really a fun alpha.
Dear Michele, I’m very happy to see your work again here on the Campus! Take your time, baby steps, one day at a time. <3 … IMHO, the page is perfect, and I love the photos you chose.
Great work, Everyone!
Wow Michele, you have paired those “fine arts” very well. I love what you have done and the background allows them to pop. I don’t think you need to change a thing, well done my sweet. <3
Thanks for your compliment my friend.I was working on something different, to previous creations, I was trying to emulate a certain style. This did not turn out the same as the style I was looking to create but was pleased with the outcome.
Good morning everyone, thought I would give vectors a try, so I made eyeglasses. Not the best but I did try, it was fun playing.
While browsing the internet I discovered the on line archinve of the Williamsburg restorations. I looked up the Rogers house and found that the well I was standing next to had been there long before I was born. I just had to make a page of that!
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