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I saw an advert on the telly with text written like the Merry Christmas. I simply had to have a go. I quite literally ended up creating a page for the inside of a Xmas card.
Thank you Monique and Helen. It wasn’t difficult to create, I used the straighten tool, to find out the exact angle of the word Christmas, to make sure I had the same angle for Merry. To distort the text I used the sheer tool. It was my first attempt, a practise run!
Just thought I’d have some fun with this one. The original sketch is by Hayden Williams, my favorite illustrator. <3
I took another look at what I did last night, at the time I thought it was a tad off by a fraction, which to me made all the difference. But then I had been looking at it for awhile. I created this one early this morning, using a different font. The letters Y and C are exactly the same size, and the angle is precise. Amazing what 1 digit difference can make to the keen eye. This is only 25kb, 400 pixels. Should any of you like to use it in a festive project, let me know and I will post in the files the original 2,000 x 1,000 pixel PSP file or PNG. I’ve now got the hang of creating this style of wordart.
Sue, thank you for the explanation on bugs and insects, because in english I sometimes don’t really know the difference! And by the way nice ork, I especially like the word art for the holidays!
Michele as always a wonderful fabdiva page, love them.
Annie so glad to see you here and that you are still loving the scripting course. I hope we get to see something that you learned and are now able to make! Good luck with the maths
I’ve missed you too Ann. I try to sneak in here on the odd occassion but the scripting course has totally captured me. I have kind of put myself back in school … getting on here around 8am and closing down about 5pm. I need lots of revision to get the lessons to sink in and that is what takes up most of my time. Maybe one day I will actually write my own script to share with you all. Carole’s scripts are just amazing though and now that I am getting a bit of an idea of the work that actually goes into a script I am amazed that Carole sells them so cheaply … she is a sweetie. 😉
Corel’s got a new freebie today; a Halloween frame that I find kind of fun. The photo is by my friend Ed Frampton and is called Moonrise in NY. I used PSPs amazing Magic Fill tool to remove mailboxes and road signs. It works a treat!
Anne & Corrie, thank you, ladies. <3
I think I’ve commented or “liked/loved” most everything else that’s posted here in the FB group.
I had fun with today’s theme, too! I’ve had the original b&w pic for years; used Topaz Restyle plugin to colorize it. The frame, Window card 04, is included with PSP and I adjusted it a bit. The font is Kogttline, free from Fontspace.
Sometimes you gotta just go for the laughs!
Michele: Oh, that is really amusing! 😀 And well done, of course. Your work is always terrific!!
Michele, a fun vintage work out page. You don’t half create stellar pages, all of which amuse us.
Great work everyone!
I finally found a cake to show, The work is a bit messy, but the cake wasn’t I won an award for it when I was in my cake decorating prime. I was trying out things and overpowered the cake I think.
November nearly here, this year has gone so fast so catching up as I seem to run out of time , all images from bing and from some I cut from a photo
font black chancery.
Thanks so much, Ann & Sue.
Shirley, that cake is incredible!
Your page is beautiful, Trish.
I was very excited to win the tatting tube this month and they are very true to the actual stitch patterns. The tube I have chosen on the scrapbook page is the same pattern I trimmed my daughters veil with. This is the only photo I could find showing some of the trim not much to see, but I can assure it was a very long piece of work.
Helen and Michele thank you, It was a long job. The 5 piece cake was quite a mission too, One carrot cake, one chocolate, 2 fruit cakes and two dummy cakes.
I thought I’d share my Scraplift here, also. Introducing my new tropical fish-Blue Demon. The background is a gradient called White Sand, the greenery is from my two beach kits, the photo is mine, the snail is from a search on Google and the fishbowl is from Pixabay. The headline is a font called Horror Story and the font on the journal strips is Hello Butterfly Sans. The photo is of a Nerite “Zebra” Snail, similar to Roomba who has light stripes on a dark background. They actually measure about the size of a US dime.
Decided to have a little fun again; it’s the perfect time of year for that. The background and some of the elements are by Mariel Designs. Some of the elements I’ve just had forever. The witch is a character from the game and the font is Zombie Holocaust, free from SinisterFonts. Don’t be scared!
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I took parts of the same photo and made them into background paper as well as elements
here is the result
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