Using overlays in PaintShop Pro
July 27, 2020
1 Comment
Among the various supplies that one can use with PaintShop Pro, overlays are not native or specific to the program. You will not find a tool or a command to
Selective focus in PaintShop Pro
July 13, 2020
1 Comment
Photographers have been able to adjust their camera settings to take great photos with a focus on their subject while the rest is purposefully out of focus. However, we don’t
Using “reversed” shadows
July 6, 2020
2 Comments
In creating digital projects, we have to be well aware of the power of shadows so we can replicate their effect and avoid a flat digital look, especially if we
Adding an element to a photo
June 15, 2020
4 Comments
When you have a photo, sometimes, you would like to add a little something that was not in the photo. It could be for a laugh or something more serious
Add Text Along any Path
June 8, 2020
6 Comments
In various projects, adding text is essential, whether it is for a title, a name or additional information. By default, text will be displayed in a straight line. However, with
Fixing your workspace
May 18, 2020
1 Comment
When you work with PaintShop Pro, you have the option to use one of the default display for the workspace or customize it to suit your own needs and preferences.
Selecting Text to Edit
May 11, 2020
7 Comments
When working with text in PaintShop Pro, you are likely to need to go back to it, to edit the spelling, to add more text, to change some attributes, etc.
Creating Realistic Stitching
May 4, 2020
4 Comments
Although you can get some stitching that was photographed and then extracted, you might want to create your own, with a different color, or length, or path. You can do
Adding glitters to your elements
April 13, 2020
1 Comment
Glitters can come in many formats, whether they are seamless tiles, papers or brushes. You can use any of those to add a festive touch to any element, text or
Using the Hex code in PaintShop Pro
March 16, 2020
5 Comments
You might have often seen references to choosing a color and been given codes that look like this #FA4502. But what does it mean and how can you use those
