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This is Raggedy Ann… tubes and vectors. Added Raggedy Andy so Ann won’t be lonely 😀
I’ve been going through the Master Class “Picture Tubes in PaintshopPro” I got Cassel’s CustomDirectionalTube”” script…OMG so much fun. All of the classes sure help to pass the time. I got a chuckle out of these. They are tubes , entirely made out of tubes. Miss Emoji only added white dots in her eyes. Miss Piggy , I gave her a chin, mouth and smaller nose. Used tubes that I made for the hair and bows. This was so much fun.
They are in png. format if anyone wants them.
Colleen,
Your Northern Lights look pretty good. We get them here (Illinois) every once in a while and your colors look good. Ours are not quite as vivid but that doesn’t mean they are not in other parts of the world.
Colleen,
This came into my e-mail but I can’t see anything posted here although I clicked on your link in the e-mail. Very strange!
Trish,
That’s funny…. It never crossed my mind that this was not a recent photo. I imagine she grew into a beautiful young lady.
BTW I really like your Pop Art too.
Trish,
I’m impressed. This photo of your granddaughter is perfect for this effect. Tell your son he did such a good job the first time perhaps he should give it another go. This little girl looks old enough to help out. Just sayin’ 🙂
Minka,
You are certainly telling the story of our woes in a fabulously artistic way. Wonderful work.
I have so many photos from our winter away so I’m trying to use some of them. I was making some Meli-Melo Paper using some photos from Arizona so here is a simple scrap page.
Annie,
Your Puffin is so cute. Great job using the paint splash script. The whole thing just looks great.
Here it is finally…Scavenger Hunt Challenge
All parts are mine except for the leaves on the flowers…they are a tube.
I was trying out the “reflection” module in Creative scrap. What I came up with. Not perfect but the technique is interesting.. practice, practice, practice!
I’ve posted the original photo and two versions of the reflections
Hey Sue,
Thanks for the heads up on the brushes included with the PhotoSplash Script. I didn’t realize there were brushes too. That’s what happens when you don’t read the instructions. 🙂 I installed the brushes and tried the script with the brushes. Here’s what I came up with.
Thanks Annie
This is my first go with the PhotoSplash script. Think I need to work at it more but here is my first effort.
Sue,
Thanks for the preview of the PhotoSplash script. It looks pretty nice. I’ll check it out.
I have just been messing around with Cassel’s bow scripts. I have no idea what to do with all these bows but I really love the scripts.
Dee,
That’s cool…heck, we might be related.
Dad’s family is from Montemiletto. My Grandparents on my Dad’s side came over on the boat. 🙂 My Mom’s family are from lower ground. Not sure which town.
Still in touch with cousins in Campania area.
So cute Sharon..I remember those mud hole days.
Yes,lucky us we have technology to keep us connected.
Diana,
WOW, I’m sure you don’t need to turn green over this but I appreciate the sentiment. 🙂 Your Grandpa and Grandson reading the news is precious. Great job!
One more for good measure 🙂
Carole,
This is the only one that I could find without shadows. So here it is corrected
I am so enjoying looking at all the projects here. They are all so interesting as everyone seems to be telling some pretty good stories and using enormous amounts of ingenuity. Thanks for showing so many different parts of the world and keep yourselves safe in this crazy moment in our collective history. Hopefully the medical community will come to our rescue soon. 🙂
Day 7- Concentration
This is a favorite photo of my son, Tony and his Grandmother. We were at the Griffith Park Observatory in Glendale, CA.
Tony and my Mom were going over a book they got there and the two of them were totally engrossed.
Both, sadly, are no longer with us. My Mom a few years ago at the age of 94 and my son in 2006 a month before his 25th birthday. Both are kept in our hearts and memories.
Actually we didn’t go to Flagstaff, just waved as we went by. This photo was taken from the truck on our way to Albuquerque.
We just left an overnight stay near Tulsa , Oklahoma and are now on the road to Springfield, Illinois. We’ll spend a few days there getting the RV ready to store and then heading home.
We’ve been gone since December. Hope we won’t be going home to snow.
Day 6 – project 4
