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One of my favorite new things in this lesson was learning how to move a mask without exposing the blank canvas behind it! It’s very simple, but in the past, I’ve just given up and re-done the whole project! Thank you, thank you!
Lesson 6 – I’ve loved these tutorials using buttons I normally pass right over because I haven’t known the benefits of using them and creating all these unique options! I used a gradient for this linoleum. So sorry we only have one more lesson to go!
Everyone is so creative! How did I spend my whole day on this?! But I learned so much! Thank you, Carole!
This was outside of Petaluma, CA, north of San Francisco. I think it closed and merged with a bigger school the year after I ‘graduated’ from 6th grade. But the schoolhouse is still there! It must have an historical designation.
So many creative people posting beautiful pages! Loved the kaleidoscope tutorial! I see many hours ahead learning about these possibilities! My goal in scrapbooking is to make photobooks of our family history and photos to pass down. My first family photo is from 1876, so much work to do!
Ok, Lesson 2! Learning, learning, learning! I must be missing something though with the text areas. I can’t edit them, so I have to delete them completely and add my own layer. Is that right? Looking forward to tomorrow and beyond!
Loved this first lesson! I had just coincidently downloaded several templates this morning only to find they were all PSD files that I didn’t know how to use in PSP. So this lesson was right on time! Thank you. As I followed the directions to use the masks, I found I preferred the sharper images for all the mask areas, so I flood-filled the gray with black while I had the ants for both the floating selection and the original photo spot. Worked great.
