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Hi, Cassel, i fixed this problem for Windows 10 years ago, but it’s not working for Windows 11. Any advice? It’s becoming a big problem to not see the thumbnails in Windows Explorer! -
@Susan EwartThis is a proof that there is always something new to discover in PSP! I was not aware that drawing in "reverse" would do the same as reversing the path. Thanks to Jacques, it is one more thing that I learned. I wonder if left-handed people tend to draw in a different direction than right-handed people. Your teapot shape is great!! I am really surprised by that text missing the final "s" when you resize it. Out of curiosity, have you tried editing the text and changing the text size by 1 less to see if it changes something? It is very odd. I have never seen that before. @Jannette Nieuwboer If you have shapes that are made of more than one shape, they have to be grouped, and the name of the group will become the name of the shape. Otherwise, individual objects will be saved, and it won't look like the shape you want at all. And worse, it MIGHT overwrite shapes of the same name. Just review the instructions in exporting the shapes. @Jeni SimpsonIt is great that figured out the little detail that was missing. Hopefully, you won't forget from now on! @Carolyn RyeYou should have time to catch up despite your busy schedule since the lessons will stay available for another week. @JacquesThat is a fun project with that bridge. @Sue Thomas As you said, vectors allow for very nice curves. I also use vectors whenever I need some crisp edges on shapes. @Donna SilliaIt is fun to add text along a path especially when it can perfectly match the image. It is so versatile! With the handouts, you will be able to refer back to the step whenever you need them. @Gerry LandrethI am glad that the "directions" were useful when followed. Your cup is LOVELY! Great work. Were you trying to do the work without following the directions?? @Harmony BirchAs I sent you an email to troubleshoot, I am not sure why that tool is greyed out but it is not the Pen tool. It is the Marker tool from the Art Media tools. I wonder if your Pen tool disappeared or was moved somewhere else. @Hank SobahGreat lesson with the text on a path. Are you able to do the "text in both directions" easily now ? @Cindy SheetsAny ah-ah moment is a new skill that you won't forget anymore. Keep going. There might be more in this workshop. @Peggy DorganIf you click and automatically get a new node, you are likely not in the Edit mode (I make that mistake often!). Can you check that? As some of you have mentioned, some participants are repeat registrants. Although I have been asked, a few times, if I could make more advanced lessons (which I MIGHT), there are still benefits in redoing the exact same lessons, even though the assignments might change a little. With each run of the workshop, you get more creative and ambitious and that repetition ends up "sticking" more and more. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Lesson 5 Weirdness has prevailed. I am enclosing two images. the first one is a screen shot of the pspimage file which has an 'S' on the end of the last word. When I resized to 600 it takes out the 's'. I did not make a large JPG and reduce from there, I resized the original file too 600 and then chose jpg. Anyway, the pspimage looks fine, it was probably too much compression for the jpg. Or.....I used up my allotment of font characters for the day 😱. the font is Elaina Script. the photo is mine and first one I came across that I could use. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Lesson 5 I had fun with this one. I like this technique a lot. I turned the middle logo into a preset shape from what I learned at the last Q & A. it is a mix to two different fonts, a logo I made for the Magazine workshop. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
These are beautiful Gerry. I love the quotes.
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