Scrapbook Bootcamp - October 2023

[Barbara Caulton]

Silly me !! It is on here I post I think !! 

I am using the Complete ultimate interface in PSP 22 Ultimate .My workspace colour is dark grey and my background colour is medium grey.

I am using the Standard tool bar.  I am using Layers, Materials, and Tool Options.I  have tabbed window which I find very helpful.I have made my icon and font size larger. 

I have hopefully attached a photo on which I will remove the red lead and the person running in the background using the clone tool.  If this is not in the in correct place please accept my apologies 

 

 

Edited October 17, 2023 by Barbara Caulton
missed the word NOT out

[Emerald Jay]

Cassel, I recognized your name and knew of your reputation in the paint shop pro community which is why I signed up for this bootcamp. I am now using version 2023 ultimate. My old version was 12.  You are right, it is really starting to come back to me now. ?

[Ann Seeber]

4 hours ago, Barbara Caulton said:

Silly me !! It is on here I post I think !! 

Yes, Barbara, you're in the right area to post for the Bootcamp workshop. Welcome! Here's hoping you have fun and figure out how to make lunch at the same time! (kidding because the new lesson will teach you to make a digital sandwich ? )

[Angelo Cacciari]

[Ann Seeber]

My sandwich. I always have a lot of fun with these!

[Barbara Caulton]

54 minutes ago, Ann Seeber said:

Yes, Barbara, you're in the right area to post for the Bootcamp workshop. Welcome! Here's hoping you have fun and figure out how to make lunch at the same time! (kidding because the new lesson will teach you to make a digital sandwich ? )

Thank you so much Ann.I have posted my sandwich somewhere !!

 

[Cassel]

@Angelo Cacciari I will move your post into the Bootcamp thread.

[Barbara Caulton]

[Anne Lamp]

I have to admit.  I worked on this yesterday using the download from last year.  I don't want to discourage the newbies but I see I am not the first to post a extremely shopped table and sandwich.  Some of us have done this several times and have so much fun we do it again.   As for as this creation, I got the idea to do a Halloween one a few days ago and one thing led to another as usual.  I think I will NOT be eating off that table.

[Ann Seeber]

44 minutes ago, Anne Lamp said:

I have to admit.  I worked on this yesterday using the download from last year.  I don't want to discourage the newbies but I see I am not the first to post a extremely shopped table and sandwich.  Some of us have done this several times and have so much fun we do it again.   As for as this creation, I got the idea to do a Halloween one a few days ago and one thing led to another as usual.  I think I will NOT be eating off that table.

Yeah, though your creation is wonderful, the mold is too realistic for my appetite! ?

Edited October 17, 2023 by Ann Seeber

[Henry Schellenberg]

Hello I am Henry, I have taken this course a few times but I have been away from doing this for something like a year, so I thought I needed a refresher. I have some old black and white that depict life in the 30's & 40's. I am not sure this is my grandfather, but I know he travelled in this kind of Buggy.

[Bonnie Ballentine]

Work space...dark gray

Background...medium

Standard tool bars for the Edit workspace. I added the script toolbar.

I love the light gray work space...it's what I had in PSP 8. It is very bright on my screen so the dark gray works better. Wonder if there are setting for my monitor to ton down the brightness of the light gray. 

I got carried away with my sandwich...mine always have a lot of meat and tomatoes, some cheese, no onion. Dessert always if possible. Chips sometime. Never drink coffee.

 

[Anja Pelzer]

here is my new sandwich, background from a pattern I made for a while.

for bread, cheese and meat I used the scripts - - Breads 2, Cheese and Cookies

the other toppings are from Picturetube - burgertoppings

this is an older one from January Bootcamp

 

have not changed my workspace , I love this one

I am not sure which photos I will use

[Julie Magerka]

5 hours ago, Henry Schellenberg said:

Hello I am Henry, I have taken this course a few times but I have been away from doing this for something like a year, so I thought I needed a refresher. I have some old black and white that depict life in the 30's & 40's. I am not sure this is my grandfather, but I know he travelled in this kind of Buggy.

I love these old photos. I have so many because I use them in history articles I write. That's why I started as a member here. I wanted to learn about enhancing these images, but I really enjoy working with other types of layouts as well. PSP is fun, and this group is super-supportive.

[Carolyn Rye]

My Table and Sandwich with a check tablecloth.

[Jannette Nieuwboer]

Lesson one. I made a print of my screen to show how I usually work when I'm creating. I set the '23 to English to become better acquainted with the English digital jargon in PSP. I also have the '18 working, but it is set to normal Dutch. I deliberately opened two windows. I will submit the best.

 

Edited October 18, 2023 by Jannette Nieuwboer
to small

[Jannette Nieuwboer]

Lesson two. Table setting. The supplies are set on a marble table. Easy to clean. 

Edited October 18, 2023 by Jannette Nieuwboer

[Doska St.]

Good morning everyone,

After some confusion and technical difficulties on my part, I can now follow the bootcamp modules:
My settings:
Background color: light gray
Palette material and layers: docked
Window: free-floating
My photo:

[Emerald Jay]

This is Bootcamp Lesson 3

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[Doska St.]

Puuuhh, now I've made it to day 2. My result:

 

 

Edited October 18, 2023 by Doska St.

[Jannette Nieuwboer]

Lesson three. 

[Barbara Caulton]

Hi everyone .Following a lot of e mails back and forth, thank you so much Carole, I think I might be finding my way around, but there again if this is in the wrong place I clearly have not ! The photograph is of my Retriever, Oona, sadly now at Rainbows Bridge but her antics still bring a smile to my face. I have never done a workshop before or indeed been on a forum so this is a big learning curve !  

[Melanie Mitchell]

Hi Barbara, I'm in the same boat--stumbling my way around. However, this is a great photo, so I feel you have a shorter learning curve than you think!

[Gerry Landreth]

I'm playing catch-up.

My setup is basic. I may play with colors and themes, but I always come back to basics. I use a couple of bound scripts a lot, but nothing special after that. 

I'm pretty plain with my sandwiches, too. However, I do like a nice tablecloth.

[Gerry Landreth]

The picture is the front of our house. I tried Carole's tutorial on creating a spooky look. It's hard to see, but there is a ghost in the window. I experimented with having him on the porch, but that got tooooo spooky.

The clipart and font (Butcherman) are from Creative Fabrica.