The BIG 10 Showoff

[Sue Thomas]

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/1687409668/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

I'm  one of those that like to follow instructions either from a book, or from a pdf file rather than  from a  video.  Carole's book  is always within arms reach of the laptop.  It is packed with useful tips and tricks.  One such trick I used in this  project. I could have done it another way, but  this trick is  easier.  Some of you  will know what it is.  I'll give you a hint, it's to do with layering   multiple  photos.  I create pages to showcase my photos, in greeting cards, calendars and ecards.  The campus isn't  just for scrapbookers, as  all tutorials can be applied to any discipline within  universal graphic designing.

[Mary Solaas]

Cindy Harris - also praying for your grandchild - for some reason it is hitting the children this go round.  Sorry for the loss of your granddad, aunt, uncle and cousin.  Glad you are with us.

[Cassel]

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Cristina, I had almost forgotten about those tags too!

 

Sue Thomas (2), that mallard is so well extracted! The effect is stunning. Glad to see that you are using that book on a regular basis. There is so much to discover inside those tools, commands and settings!

 

Mary Solaas, so many techniques even in a single project!

 

Cindy Harris (2), I am amazed at how much you have learned over the last couple of years. Do you remember your very first project? Thank you for your words on my scripts. For those who might not know, those scripts are on the sister site, the Creation Cassel store.

 

MoniqueN, that is when you created your own mask, correct?

 

Wanda (Sue) McGuire, do you remember after that class how we saw a crowd of gnomes of all kinds. They are all so cute.

 

Susan Ewart, sometimes that the "crazy" colors are just what you need when practicing, and that is always important.

 

Laurie Solaas (2), being frustrated when opening the program is EXACTLY how I felt too. I had never used a graphic program when I got my first copy of PSP7 (yes, that old), and then, the program was even more simple than it is now! That is a fun logo that you created for your blog. Glad that a 'scrapbooking' tutorial transferred to something totally unrelated.

 

Bonnie Ballentine, that is an 'old' Bootcamp! I actually started teaching PSP with version 8, around 2003, but that was in a Yahoo group. It used to be only text-based tutorials. Who knows, we MIGHT have crossed path... if you had been speaking French (because I started in a French group).

 

Corrie Kinkel, I had never realized how many challenges and projects had used templates and masks! I guess once you can use them, there is a whole new world of resources that opens.

 

Anita Wyatt, yes, there is so much to discover. And to tell a little secret, I still find new things myself, even after 15 years!

 

Diane Co., I hope you will have the opportunity to create many more pages in that album. Now that you know the basics of that format, you can create your own templates and pages to continue.

 

Val, you used the cutout word technique and added a nice metal finish, while I had done it with wood. It is fun to see how a basic technique can be tweaked for a totally different result!

 

Sheila Hogg, that is such a fun out-of-bound result!

 

Shirley, I guess the "controlled ice" is not as cold as a "naked frost"?

 

Keep those projects coming!

[Susan Ewart]

Here is one from the May 2021 Bootcamp.  My first bootcamp.  I love the simple white frame around the photo's.  I sure had a heck of a time learning the flood fill tool.  It finally came together in Bootcamp #2 (July 2021) with much appreciated help from Cassel and fellow campers.  Thank you all.

[MoniqueN.]

Cindy, I hope all goes well with your grandson. Your family has been hit hard by Covid.........

[Michele]

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I'm getting an error when trying to view the video.

[Cristina]

Hi, Michele, I think it's too early.

 

It says 9 Am UTC -3, which is Carole's time... Now it is  +/- 7:20 AM her time... You are in New York, +/- 6:20 UTC -4, so you still have a couple of hours to watch it live at 9 Am.

 

Best wishes

[Bonnie Ballentine]

2018 Love Story Challenge....this is one of my favorite pages...this was a template with masks.

[Ann Seeber]

I have learned a lot about using templates in my classes here. The one for the rock band Queen was for our Hobbies Challenge and I used the same one to showcase my daughter's beloved Lolajean who passed last year.

[Mireille Beaudet]

Allo Carole, félicitations pour tes 10 ans. C'est vraiment super intéressant. J'ai fait ce projet suite au tutoriel The Out of this world/ out of bounds.

 

Ce n'est pas parfait mais je continue de m'améliorer.

 

 

[Michele]

Thanks, Cristina. I thought each day's video would be available until the next one was posted.

[fiona cook]

Well done Carole for your initiative and skill starting up Scrapbook Campus. You are a resourceful and gifted lady. Thank you for the encouragement to us all.

 

I'm sorry Cindy for your sadness. What a terrible time.

 

I want to use PSP to showcase my photographs in various ways. I am hoping to have more time in the future to be able to join in more.  Just over a year ago I registered for the Basic Scrap course 1. This is one of my favourite images from having completed the course a couple of times. It is from Module 3 where we covered, shadows, inner bevel and vertical text.

[nadine]

impossible to find the master class on "creating a plaid paper" with paintshop pro ???? it's too old ????

I create one for a challenge on the forum TheStudio with one of my photos. I don't know if you accept it ???

here's my result

[Sue Thomas]

Nadine, you'll find several plaid tutorials in the creative scrap. Off the top of my head, I don't recollect creating a plaid paper in the masterclasses. I may be wrong. May I suggest you go to the creative scrap, and add one of the plaid links to you lovely page.

[nadine]

it's crazy all the creations I made LOL I have a lot of trouble finding the tests made with your tutorials. Must say that I do a lot of scraps and put on 4 external disks ;)

here's my first with Out of this World

 

 

[nadine]

my second creation with Out of this World

[nadine]

@SueThomas yes Carole made a tuto in 2016, I still have the video ;)

 

 

[Susan Ewart]

Here is a Word Frame I made from Lab8- Module 2 https://scrapbookcampus.com/the-lab/lab-8-module-02/ of the expansive Alberta (CAN) skies and the often very colorful sunrises (shown here) and sunsets.  I love this technique and will use this often.  I will work on centering the top word better next time (depending on the composition of course).  These smaller tutorials in the Creative Scrap or Lab sections are really great for learning how to use the tools in PSP.

[Marie-Claire]

Congratulations on the 10 year scrapbook campus Carole !

I discovered paintshop pro in 2004. Then I followed all kinds of tutorials on the internet. I discovered the Campus in 2017, since October 2020 I have a Diamond membership and since then I have learned a lot about, and what one can do with Paintshop Pro.

You are a super good teacher, the tutorials and video turorials and webinars are always very clearly explained.

The fact that one can download the videos and/or the handout or notebook of the tutorial is super handy! and very nice that there is an extra download of a template, and/or font.

Thank you !

 

This creation is from February 2020 I made with this tutorial https://scrapbookcampus.com/2019/01/out-of-bound-technique/

[Sue Thomas]

Nadine, the video is from the creative scrap. Not a masterclass as I suspected. Either way, you have been able to learn how to create a plaid paper, which is lovely.

[Sue Thomas]

https://scrapbookcampus.com/2014/05/5-ways-to-keep-text-legible-on-a-photo/

 

I  find it  is very important  that the text is legible and  easy to read. You never who is going to read it, and whether they have  20 20 vision or visionally impaired, anyone should be able to read what I write.

[Wanda (Sue) McGuire]

Mine will not post with a link.  Surely there is a better way than having to notify you with every post but I am not sure how to do it.   Maybe this will work.  I really had fun with this one.

 

scrapbook campus dot com-master-classes-string-theory

[Cassel]

Wanda, I know it is a little annoying when the posts are caught in the spam filter, but don't worry, it has not happened ofter so far (5 times in all I think).

[Sheila Hogg]

Lovely things being posted. I found this one I did in 2014. I can't believe how long ago i did this after the Monogram in Style webinar. So many things to find that I have done over the years. I have no idea whose font I used but all the other images I have made myself. I must have used the interlacing technique as well with the ribbon. TFL

[nadine]

@SueThomas sorry I don't understand all ;(

what is "the creative scrap" ???? it's not on the scrapbookcampus site ???

where I find this tuto ??? I don't remember ... ok I search other hihihiihi