What are you working on (in July 2019)

[Sharon Wilke]

Another WOW Michele!!! I just adore your inviting home!!

[trish williams]

you never know what to expect with my Bow script

[Annie Tobin]

LOL! Love them Trish, and you sure do have a couple of funky ones in there! <3

[Annie Tobin]

Wow Mic, a really fun result with this one, love it! <3

[Sharon Wilke]

Trish, I love your funky bows! You've got some wild ones there!

[Annie Tobin]

This is my result for the perspective tut offered by Cassel on the blog.  Photos used are of Turkey and were snagged from Unsplash.  Thanks for takin a peek.

[Sharon Wilke]

Nicely done Annie! All the photos look like they should be in a real gallery. I looked through the tutorial but I haven't tried it yet.

[Sharon Wilke]

I got a little sidetracked playing around with the Zig Zag script that Carole created. It's so amazing! It even worked on a cutout ribbon and one with a crocheted lace border. My favorite part is just watcing it work all on its own.

 

I found a couple of not so great photos of my uncooperative dog. I decided to do a small page just so I could use them. Animals are soooooo difficult to photograph.

 

Last, but not least, I learned a new gardening trick! It's seems I have a poacher in the garden and it's getting my tomatoes. I've encountered it twice now. Both times it came running towards me. I learned really quickly how to outrun him!

[Michele]

Thank you, Libera, Sharon, and Annie.

 

Trish, I love those bows! Some look like flowers; some like the sun.

 

Annie, you did a wonderful job on the art gallery. I like how you added the extra light on the top of each canvas.

 

I love your sense of whimsy, Sharon. You make me smile.

 

Michele

[Annie Tobin]

Thanks Sharon, much appreciated my friend. The tutorial is really easy and helps to give a sound knowledge of the pick tool! <3

P.S. Love your work with the zig zag script and your escapades with the tomato thief made me laugh!

[Annie Tobin]

Thanks Mic, in view of the overhead lighting I thought the extra brightness on top was appropriate ... still got a lot to learn though! :D

[trish williams]

love this picture I found so I framed it.

out of interest I can never working the times it says something was posted  the time here is actually 18.44  what is where you are.

[Sharon Wilke]

Trish that image is precious! I see why you wanted to feature it. I'm thoroughly impressed with your frame. It's fantastic!

[trish williams]

Thank you Sharon, it was a simple frame a lot of 2 and 5 px border layers on the original pict which was 800 x 540.

 

gold.2/pink.5/gold.2/pink.5/gold.2

then pink25 .... effects/reflection/kalid...( h.0/v.0/ra.45/sf.47/petals.4/orbit.0/rs.35/ edgemode-reflect.)add inner bevel to finish.  Then repeat the first 5 layers

 

I tried it again on a 3600 frame, it is on the scavanger page but ir wasnt as effective so made the border bigger  to balance the frame and it wouldnt work as good, I think it was the inner bevel but the border was to wide for it. so the reflection was flat, which was fine, but not what I wanted.  if you find a bevel that works let me know.

 

be nice to see your result if you use it.

 

here are the colours I used

 

 

[Michele]

I like how you say, "simple frame," Trish. You put a lot of work into it and got a beautiful result.

 

~ Michele

[Annie Tobin]

Hello Scrapbook Campers.  I downloaded this photo of a starfish from Unsplash.  It is a terrific photo by Pedro Lastra.  All of the elements on this page are from Pixel Scrappers ... I just love their creations.  Thanks for takin a peek.

[Cristina]

Michele, Trish, Sharon, and Annie, lovely work! It is so nice to come here and see all these inspiring layouts.

[Michele]

Thank you, Cristina.

 

Great layout, Annie. Love the reflection effect. Pixel Scrappers is one of my favorite resources.

 

~ Michele

[Lynda DiGregor]

The theme last week for FB Paint Shop Themes was panoramas. Since that is what I've been doing all week, I thought I'd share one. On the most part I use a number of photos for panoramas but this one is actually created with one photo rather than a series. In the past I always used Panorama Maker (no longer available as far as I can find) but this week it's all been PS Pro 2019 all the time.  ;-)

[Michele]

As I told you in the PSP Themes group, Lynda, I love it. The wolf is new; it looks really good.

 

~ Michele

[Annie Tobin]

Cristina and Michele, thanks my friends for your lovely comments on my work, always appreciated. <3

[Annie Tobin]

Beautiful work Lynda, a joy to behold. <3

[Annie Tobin]

Hello again Scrapbook Campus Friends.  I love this photo of Venice after a storm from Unsplash so I simply had to do something with it.  All of the elements and papers used are from Pixel Scrappers.  Thanks for takin a peek.

[Michele]

Great job, Annie. That's an incredible pic you found. The reflection in the puddles is stunning and you displayed it beautifully.

 

~ Michele

[libera]

Just looked over the last works Annie, Trish and Linda. Really cool layouts and works, harmonious colors in each one.

I had to laugh about the poacher getting the tomatoes and the layout is really interesting. Thanks for the precisions given concerning the framed picture. Panorama is something I would like to try too with PSP  Till now I did it always with IrfanView, an easy way.

 

I tried a painting on the wall, placed it in the July Tut/Tech Challenge, Carole put in last week.