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By Anita Wyatt · Posted
Thank you Marie Claire, Bella sure lives up to her name. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
these are really good ideas for me to try. going to copy/paste these posts so I dont forget. -
By Rene Marker · Posted
I play with the blend modes all the time with papers. You can get a completely different look depending on the mode your use. Also like Sue said using different colors on the layer below give different results. And, some times with the patterned papers, I will put the plain paper on top and use the blend mode on it which can let the pattern show through but not be real distracting. So many different looks can be created through the blend modes. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
I was flipping back and forth and they do stand out more. I do need more contrast in the background and the mask layers. I will try all the suggestions I'm getting...probably next week if I get all the workshop days done and caught up on the scripting. I'm quite behind now. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Thank you. I'm not sure why it didnt even occur to me. I was playing with opacity with the gradients that I tried (with white below or black below) but always seem to forget about the blend modes. I will play a bit with them...probably after the workshop since I'm a bit behind.
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