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I get that Corrie, it’s hard enough to think up slogans in your own language let alone trying to translate it to another language. I watch a lot of Korean Series and the subtitles are often quite humorous. Even funnier is when they actually use an English word and turn to my husband and tell him I think I can understand Korean now.
All the slogans are really well thought out and I think they can be used in many areas and for different purposes, good to the have lots of choices for the right situations.
“If you are stuck…there’s a tutorial for that” a play on “there’s an app for that.
which is what I’m doing now, text on an ellipse path that I want the bottom to have a curved word going in the right direction. I found two that I’m about to watch. I got the words across the top and now to get the word across the bottom in the right direction.
All the answers you need, just a click away!
or something to that effect.
All the inspiration…
All the tutorials….
All the …..
Here’s what I mean when I want to learn about blending. I have these video tutorials (Creative Live) but it’s in PS and it was way over my head when I watched them. They are composites but with lots of blending of layers and using layer styles and all of the above mentioned in the forum here.
As an example, the beach one has, near the top (above the words), the lid of a garbage can from a city park and it was blended into this background for effects/texture and you wouldn’t even know it.
They are beautifully blended (believe me there is a lot of different layers in these layouts) and you cant see any hard lines from the different layers. I’d like to be able to learn that.
I really want to learn how to blend well too. I did watch a PS tutorial but I’m not good enough to extrapolate PS techniques to PSP yet. I’ll go look for that tutorial. I think there might be a blending master class too.
Awesome Rene, I’ll have a look tomorrow, I need to watch the master class too. But first I need to get some newer, younger, bionic-er grey cells to remember all this stuff.
I second what Corrie and the above said. The Campus came into my life during a stressful time and gave me something positive to look forward to. I am immensely grateful.
Thanks for the reminder on the two brush variance classes. Dont worry about my question regarding that if it’s in those classes. I’ll try to get them watched before the Q&A next weekend.
X = X Files,
An awesome TV Show, filmed in and around the Vancouver/Fraser Valley where I lived at the time. With one of the most ever creepy episodes ever to air on television that FOX TV station banned for 3 yrs (Home, Season 4, Episode 2 – still creeps me out to this day).
here’s googles synopsis:
In one of the longest-running science fiction series in network TV history, FBI special agents investigate unexplained, mind-bending cases known as “X-Files.” Though the government is convinced that the outlandish reports are false, conspiracy theorist Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and realist Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson), for most of the series, stop at nothing to prove that “the truth is out there.” Series creator Chris Carter also serves as executive producer of the thrilling pop-culture phenomenon.
Michele, do you mean Supernatural with Sam and Dean Winchester? If you do hubby and I loved that show. We lived in BC (Canada) when they filmed it, and we’d often see cryptic signs directing production crew to the location. Sometimes we’d be able to recognize where they were filming. Same with X-Files (before David Duchovny didn’t want to live in rainy Vancouver. hahaha) if you ever watched that one.
Carole will you be demonstrating saving the Brush variance palette in the next Q&A? I’d like that too.
K = Knights of Alleberg
According to Swedish legend, the Knights of Ålleberg are ghosts of twelve knights who died in a 1389 battle.
X=XENOCURRENCY
A currency that trades in a market outside of its domestic borders. The prefix xeno is derived from the Greek word xenos, which means foreign or strange.A= Ariary from Madagascar
