Shirley Posted March 18, 2020 Posted March 18, 2020 Project for day 8 busy bees. I have used the papers and a couple of elements from the eyeinspire download and because they had a steampunk flavour I have used a photo of my steampunk enthusiast friend. I dipped into my stash of "Scrapping designs Steampunk Junction by Nik"for some more elements and alpha's.
Cassel Posted March 18, 2020 Author Posted March 18, 2020 Jackie, I used to do a lot of sewing too. I sewed all the kids Halloween costumes until they stopped wearing them. I would sew a lot of their kid's clothes. I did my wedding dress, my daughter's graduation dress and her wedding veil was my latest project. With a grandchild on the way, I might start again! You are having fun experimenting with what you learned. That is the whole purpose of this bootcamp even for those who might not do scrapbooking after it. Annie, the internet might be slow if everyone is stuck at home! Are you restricted in movements in Australia? Mary, what version of PSP do you have? The text tool changed with version X1 I think. At any point, if there is something you want to know, don't hesitate to post in here. We are all ready to help. Your project is great. It does not look like you are "just a beginner". You are moving along very well. Denise, that could be the issue if you tried changing the color just like that. Before you can use the color from the Materials palette to change a color, you need to LOCK the transparency of the layer in question: find the padlock icon, and click on it. While it is locked, you can paint or brush on the shape and only the non-transparent pixels will change color. There is a tutorial that uses that technique HERE. Trish, those droplets are a perfect element on that nautical theme page! Lynda, it is interesting that you use different colors of text based on the color of the background. Very clever! Shirley, are the letters from the bottom right an alpha from the kit? It is so cool! Tomorrow, you should get the tutorial for the last project of the Bootcamp. Then, you will have all weekend to complete those you still have to do, whether you want to tweak some you already did or catch up with those that hold you back. And remember that if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. We all want you to succeed and have fun with your PSP.
trish williams Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Lynda love that picture of Flagstaff, not quite as snowy as when I was there, is Bob big Boy still there, my son loved there Strawberry Pie, took one back to the motel, and he and his brother devoured the lot.
James Durrant Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Day 3 Project 1, a bit behind but trying to catch up
Lynda DiGregor Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Actually we didn't go to Flagstaff, just waved as we went by. This photo was taken from the truck on our way to Albuquerque. We just left an overnight stay near Tulsa , Oklahoma and are now on the road to Springfield, Illinois. We'll spend a few days there getting the RV ready to store and then heading home. We've been gone since December. Hope we won't be going home to snow.
Denise Mueller Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Well, here goes my "Busy bees" project. It went well except for the white border. At the beginning, "Flood fill" was at RGB instead of none. Not much was changing in my border. Finally figured it out. Learning something every day. Such fun. Merci Carole.
Denise Mueller Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Carole, thanks for the tutorial on using "Changing color".. I will look at it this afternoon.... I'm sure it will help with my Materials palette....
Denise Mueller Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 What I learned from this bootcamp so far? A lot of stuff. Every project taught me something. I've had just about every version of Paintshop Pro but only used it very little on pictures. I wish I were artistic. My projects were almost always a very close copy of what Carole made, because I cannot envision all of the little artistic things to embellish the pages. I really enjoyed the bootcamp because it taught me so much about PSP. Thanks again Carole....
Liese Strupp Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Slowly catching up, enjoyed revisiting my recent trip!
Minka Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 I took this photo when it was passing by my house. I bet we wont see many of those for quite a while! I used the kit that was given ... with the addition of a few more nautical things I could scrape up. Probably wouldn't have been my best choices of color composition on a nautical post. But it was a good learner. I was having a fight with my little blue line up thingys. The text inside the rectangle was a great thing to learn. I didn't put any outline around the title text at first ... but it looked rather dull, so went back and gave it a little outline. Thank you Cassel ... we learned a lot.
trish williams Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Day 6 Concentration, all these pattern needed concentration, and I had to sit and concentrate on being still at Knottsberry park in LA while she cut this silhouette , I have been wanted to do a mono picture so it was a challenge. Carole can we have a tut on turning thing at angles, with the pick tool, once you move it off centre is is difficult to get it back and straight even more so when you have more than one item on an angle. Image rotation isnt fine enough to recover something off centre. Thank you
Yvan LHeureux Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 HI, I'm new to Scrapbook Campus. And for I speak French and apologize for my spelling mistakes. I'm late on this BootCamp but I post two view of The Day 4 and second project so I hope you will like them , All done on PSP2020 onlyand my Own photo, the second is my son photo. So enjoy, will try to post more soon.
Dee Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 I'm a rookie and it only took me 11 days to make a sandwich. Wish me luck for the next project! LOL
ScrapRic Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 My Project 2 (Day4) is of my grandson Charlie doing "his cooking" in the backyard.
Annie Tobin Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Trish, beautiful photos you have of Malden and you have showcased them delightfully. I love black and white and your Concentration page is lovely and you got the the angle correct in your revised page, well done my friend. <3
Annie Tobin Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Lynda, great page of Ski Arizona and your color scheme definitely portrays the chill! Well done my friend. <3
Cassel Posted March 19, 2020 Author Posted March 19, 2020 James, you still have time! Good start on your project. The small text has some outline but I think it would make it easier to read without an outline. Large text like on the title, is ok with an outline. Jackie, who is that little girl? Your text is a bit hard to read because you added a shadow. On a full size project it MIGHT be easier to read but typically, stories and journaling are easier to read without shadows. Denise, yes the Mode is important for the Magic Wand to work as expected. You are not the first one to have the exact same challenge. I should be mindful to mention that detail that is puzzling a lot of new users! Don't worry about having projects that would be "too close" to what I show. That is how you will learn and practice. And then, even experienced scrappers will do what is called "scraplifting" where they would replicate another layout they saw in a gallery or others. Inspiration is not always there when one wants to create a page! Liese, I see you took a picture of a picture. Do you see how it is a little bit off as far as perspective? It is normal to take a photo at an angle because if you are straight in the front, you would typically get a reflection of some kind especially if you were to use a flash. There is a way to straighten those photos. Check out this tutorial (I did the exact same thing with a painting from my father-in-law). Minka, sometimes, non-typical color schemes for a particular theme could make a great impression. Although I would not have thought of using green for nautical, the blue does work very well, and then, the green matches with the blue so I find it well balanced. The fact that you changed your mind with the outline on the title is one of those advantages of digital scrapbooking: you can change your mind with no waste of supplies! Trish, that definitely needs concentration to read. Maybe a white title would make it stand out a bit more. I actually didn't realize there was a title until you had mentioned it. You know, a monochrome or black and white would typically include also greyscale. Maybe it would have been easier? To answer your question about rotating, you have to know that once you rotate something, you will start losing some details. That will happen with every subsequent rotation so that is also important to undo when you want to adjust instead of adding more rotation. The best way I found to do a precise rotation is two-fold: using the Straighten tool, place the guide along the edge you want to get horizontal and check the Angle value in the toolbar, then use that value to set the Rotation. Yvan, tu as de superbes photos! Tu pourrais certainement faire tout un album pour les afficher, et avec une petite histoire sur chacun, tu as peut-être même une autre business au bout des doigts! Tu constateras que tu n'es pas le seul francophone dans le Campus! Dee, you are doing good. Did you just take long to start or did you get stuck somewhere along the way? From the sandwich you posted, it looks like you are getting along pretty well so far or you managed whatever obstacle you faced. Looking forward to your next projects. ScrapRic, that is such a cute photo to showcase!!! You should show him that layout! Now that all the tutorials have been posted, you still have time to catch up or tweak your existing projects. Remember that if you manage to post 4 out of 5 projects by Monday night, your name will be entered into the random draw for great prizes.
Annie Tobin Posted March 19, 2020 Posted March 19, 2020 Hi Cassel. Yeah, we have a few limitations here in Australia. We are being asked to stay at home and to limit our trips outside of the home to essentials such as work, school, doctor visits, pharmacy and supermarket. There has been some panic buying and our Prime Minister has addressed the nation about this and gave us a slap on the wrist ... rightly so. It is times like these that we need to be selfless and not self indulgent. I guess as a result of more people being at home the internet has been under duress. Today is unbearably slow and it is taking all of my patience to hang in there and not shut down. I shouldn't grumble ... things could be a lot worse. :-(
Corrie Kinkel Posted March 20, 2020 Posted March 20, 2020 Hi everybody, here is my project #4 at last. I'm not entirety happy with the result but it will have to do for now! I spend a whole evening looking for other kits on the internet and found some I liked on PixelScrapper but I defenitifly must go back there and browse some more. You see the kit provided for this project did not appeal to me, it didn't go well with the idea I had in mind. I wanted to make something to cheer us up in this difficult Covid-19 world. Annie thank you for your kind comments, so encouraging!!! Carole the problem on the #3 project with the glitter tile was not in making the tile itself , and I used the glitters you gave us, but with the floodfilling of it. I didn't get the pattern in the materials palette at first. I think I had the sequence of the commands wrong, but in the ennd I got there.
cindy harris Posted March 20, 2020 Posted March 20, 2020 Hi need help, I tried to do the Text with the paper I choose but it only does like a outline boader on the letter it does not fill the inside see the word concentration. thank you
Jackie Posted March 20, 2020 Posted March 20, 2020 Cassell, the little girl in the photo is me. I was 4. I inadvertently put the journaling on the same layer as the title. When I drop shadowed the title it did the journaling. Didn't know how to fix it without going way back and having to do things over again. I am putting this photo here because it is one of the things you taught us in this boot camp. I made my own paw prints and figured out how to put them in the drop down shapes of the eraser (thanks to "help"). Made a copy of my grandson's senior pic and did the shift/click trick with the eraser. Put a layer behind the Photo of his school colors and voila. Thanks for teaching us this.
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