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Corrie, your album is going to be stunning. I’m enjoying being a arm-chair traveller through your eyes and beautiful pages. I love the masks too. I can see using them a lot.
Working with one of the extra quick pages and I’ve created a birthday card for Magic who will be two on June 4. I played with the Art Media using the Pastels as the QP had colorful splotches to start with. I had fun with this!
Neat, Ann! They grow so quick!
I’m finally on the last QP. This is QP 7. The Title Script is MaturaMT Script Capitals.
Susan and Mary thank you and both of you did lovely pages for the QP Workshop. I did that one already 2 times, so I’m not all too sorry for not following that one again. Instead I concentrate on my album. Here is the next page for Bainbridge Island in the Puget Sound and very much in the rain!!! I used Google Maps to make a screenhot of the area and painted the route we took. Again a mask with a photo of the beach in the fog and rain. Later that day the weather improved some what but never the less it was a fine day with lots to see.
Yay! Finished Quick Page Workshop! This is the extra for 7. The pictures were taken during our 2012 family reunion in Bessemer, Michigan. I’m sorry, I don’t remember the name of the font.
I started off with the intention of using Mrs Swallow in the Bingo challenge, I created the admission ticket, ticked it of the list, only to go down a completely different path. This is the result.
And here are the last 2 intro pages for my album! Again templates with masks and backgrounds made of different papers with a blendmode. With the blendmode I always just try and see which one I like with a particular project and color.
Now I can make my album with most of the photos and have it printed. I’m very sure that in the weeks/months to come I will use a lot of those photos in different challenges/workshops here in the Campus. So you will get to see a lot more, there are even flowers!!!!
What a cool script I just bought (On Sale too!) Word Frame 5. I can see so many applications for this script from layouts to cards or a front page to an album or calendar. Check out the thread “New Script – Word Frame 5” to see more beautiful samples.
Corrie, it looks like you had really nice weather for your trip.
Sue, I love that layout. I love swallows, (especially barn swallows).
Susan, thank you. I have 2 pairs of Barn Swallows nesting in the stable, and another pair nesting above the door of the tack room.
I had a little more time than usual for my gaming group’s daily pic today. Used Cass’s curved photo script and her punched confetti script. I was debating on whether to use the confetti or not, but I felt the background needed a little something. First time I’ve felt creative in a while.
I’ve been checking in here regularly and I’m really enjoying everything you guys are posting. <3
Michelle: So glad to see the Fabulous Divas are with us again! I love your style. Is that Font or is it an Alpha that you used? Very effective!
Aw, thanks so much, Ann. The font is, you guessed it, Neon. I think this is it. https://www.1001fonts.com/neon-font.html
Wow, everyone has been super busy while I was gone. Such great and creative work by all. Love it!
Susan, Your frame and Filter Forge creation is wonderful. Old things are perfect for Filter Forge.
Michele, Fabulous Dives is fabulous. Thanks for the Neon font link.
Corrie, Sue, Mary, Ann, As usual beautiful work by all of you.
Lynda
I have no doubt at all in my mind, that Carole’s word frame script 5 would have created what I did in a fraction of the time it took me. Saying that it didn’t take me long. 🙂 I used the rectangle vector tool, and the pen tool, duplicated, mirrored vertical. Added the text. Using the rectangle tool, you have the option to change the corner design, which is a function I like.
Just got back from my granddaughters high school graduation in Texas. Long ride from Illinois and back. My youngest grandson took control of my camera so not much in the way for picture taking for me.
I did enter two more photos in the Corel Discover Animal Photo and Art Contest. Hope you take a look and give me an upvote.
Is there anyone else that entered? Love to have the link.
These are my five entries:
Thanks,
Lynda
Here is another one, I used an inner bevel on this one.
Lynda, I will head over to the contest, and click the love button on your entries. I entered on the 26th May. For some reason I could only add one link at a time.
Sue: That Red Admiral butterfly is really nice in that frame. Are the butterfly shapes at the bottom from a font or what?
Thank you Ann. Yes, the butterflies at the bottom are a font. There are two extras included in the font. Which you will have to access via character map or it’s equivalent. The font is called My Butterfly, unfortunately I can’t remember where I got it from, as I have had it a long time. You would have seen them used in many of my previous pages over the years. The one merged with frame is also a font. Rather than keep referring to the fonts themselves. I have pages of PSP files of bees, butterflies and other font categories, making choosing easier, and quicker access. If I need to use the font itself, by selecting the vector it will tell me the name of the font, on the top toolbar. It saves a lot time searching for the font I want.
Sue, Google found the font for me. It’s at the website DAFONT. Here’s the link
I’m slow on the alphabet challenge and so I’m just now posting I. I is for Ida – my mom. Great gal, miss her.
Have to mention that you all have been so busy posting animal pictures in the Corel contest. Lynda and Sue – you are really great photographers!
Papers and elements are mine – made in the labs of course!
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I tried hard – sometimes hard to understand well … here is the challenge of 5 + 5 + 5
5 papers (two in strips and one in the letter)
5 casualties
5 shots of a film stripwell… we have a lot of mallards here 🙂
While looking for photos for the Corel Discovery Contest, I found this photo of a dragonfly and used Carole’s WordFrame 5. That is a really great script. Love it!
Thanks Sue,
I got all of your entries and they are all fantastic. Your macros are incredible.
It’s been awhile since I’ve used my camera that I can change lenses. I think I am going to enroll at our local college and get a refresher course in the camera capabilities. I have been using my Nikon Coolpix P900 because my picture taking opportunities have not been good lately and this camera takes pretty good on the fly photos and photos from the car. Plus, the lens is 24-2000mm which is great for taking pictures of the moon or anything else that is far away.
Anyway, thanks for the upvotes and good luck with the contest
Lynda
Lynda and Sue, HOLY WOWZERS! Love your Corel contest photo’s. Super inspiring and Sue, a close up glimpse of insects that we rarely get to see, let alone spend time really looking at for a longer period of time.
I’m really enjoying everyone’s posts too. I’m busy getting ready for company (which I havent had for well over 2 yrs ?), a dear friend in town to set up her art exhibition. I cant wait to get back to some PSP time.
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