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By Sue Thomas · Posted
Both, I don't have the script. I like to create my own. -
By Sue Thomas · Posted
I did that on purpose, on occasion I will remove one of the outer blocks placing it away from its slot, and tilt it slightly. Adding a shadow to the technique allows me to do that. To me it isn't any different from a jigsaw puzzle. Carole has a script, I create my own. It was one of the very first tutorials I learnt when I joined the campus. It's really easy, using a Mask. -
By Sue Thomas · Posted
Good morning, and thank you. I must admit that I have never used alphas, only fonts. The font is called wooden brench. I applied the impasto script to it, which I won some time ago. In order for the letter S to sit comfortably in the letter R I used from vector shape, expanded, then deleted part of the letter R. -
By Ann Seeber · Posted
Also, is the Photo Block technique from a script or tutorial? -
Having the pic on the top right on top of the punched part of the paper is a very interesting twist on the usual.
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