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Just finished lesson 1 and it was so much fun! This is my first Workshop so I hope I am in the right place to post my project. This is my Mom teaching my oldest granddaughter how to bake cookies! The cute little cookie on the page is by Jessica Dunn. I also used the icing from the cookie to make the icing for my cookie letters. Not sure I am totally happy with the color papers I used but they match well with the cookie!

I decided to post right away before I see the wonderful work that others will produce. The layout here is simple, but it's a photo that always makes me smile. I had to work on the outlined & filled text a couple of times before I got it to cooperate. Those layers mess me up sometimes....which one I AM on vs. which one I SHOULD be on! The font is Titan One, and it's nice and thick for this purpose. I'd never used the Effects>Texture>Sculpture and was happy to try it. Nice effect.

Here is my layout with this first Text Workshop: made with the kit "Tangible Hope Bundle Designed By Marisa Lerin" done with Text Wokshop Temlate 1 from Cassel. The font is Cooper Standard Font. MY DEAR DOG

LESSON 1 - THE EASTER HARE - Photo from Pixabay by Matteo Baronti; Cass-decorated eggs; TITLE - Bernard MT Condensed filled with PSP Tube candies (for Easter, of course); Greyhound silhouette from Vector Stock. I also used Cassel's template and the MarisaL Tangible Hope kit. (Thanks for the kit, Carole, I noticed it was free because it was from your account)

aaaaah... spring and all new grows

Papers : Chantalia design and Janet Kemp (digitalscrapbook) Cassel's template Font : PanAmTextCaps

I used the provided template too, but all the papers come from the Build a Kit Workshop and I wanted to see them "in action", so to speak. The star element is from Chanthalia Design

I often rename my layers to keep track, otherwise I get lost too ?

Hi, everybody! it's a long time, round about 4 months, since I have been active here in the campus. I try again and hope to be able to come along more often. I remember "wise words" in 2020, I just started and had to stop it. And as Cristina said it, a good opportunity to go through it again, hopefully this time....

I just looked at lesson 1 and all I can think of is Baby Got Back by Sir Mixalot. (? I Love Big Butts ?) LOL

I'm game. The first song that popped into my head was from State Fair (a musical by Rogers and Hammerstein). I thought I was kind of copying a layout I had done before and just change the title. However, I have worked on this almost the whole day - the problem was the font! Every time I wanted to duplicate the title so that I could innerbevel it, the layer disappeared and left me with the title as "selected". I finally just flood filled the selection on a raster layer and went from there. I even tried closing out and restarting the computer, but that didn't work. I don't know if there was just so much in the file because I had worked hard on the netting and it couldn't handle the font. Well, anyway, here it is.

Oh, I just found it too, Ann!?

I did the lesson but didn't complete a page. I'm making titles for a project I will be working on later. I think I'll just post one page with all the titles at the end. Although I did end up having to make a psptube because I didn't have one that fit the theme of the title!

I just found the cat in with the meercats! Ha ha!! Clever photo and nice use of the text. Love your colors. I recently discovered the sculpture effect and am floored as to its potential! Thanks, Cassel!

Might be simple but it is cute, I love yellow cats. I haven't even found the email with the lesson link yet.

Alpha for Build A Kit challenge. I used Before the Rainbow and Stencil Tutorial.

I downloaded the Corel Freebie of the week and added some photos from my daughter and granddaughter's recent trip to the San Francisco Ballet to see Giselle performed.

We can certainly make it a new cohort every year if the demand is there!

I can't give credit for the illustration because I couldn't find the original on Google. Layered a couple of papers by Gina Jones from PS and played with the opacity to get the hue I wanted. I used a rounded rectangular selection to change the shape of the pic and added a couple of select selection borders on separate layers. Some clipart from DSS to add some interest. The font is Sexy Beachy from DaFont.

CF had some amazing watercolor carriages; it was hard to choose just one. I added my avatar from the game just for fun. This is a little late for the seamless topic from February, but I clipped some floral elements from the original carriage pic and used Cassel's seamless pattern script. I flood filled a new layer with it and lowered the opacity above a solid layer. The font is from DaFont and it's called Atziluth.

Found this lovely illustration by Yigit Ozcakmak which I thought fit the theme very well. I got the paper and elements from DSS several years ago. And the font is, of course, Little Mermaid from fontmemes.

I was playing with the Shadow box Master class. And I had this color wheel in mind (although I don't actually subscribe to the "color wheel" model?). As it turns out, those little circle layers are too small to be effective at showing the depth. it was a good learning experience, and I've included a larger version so you can get the idea of the depth. It's good for big layouts. I look forward to trying the ones from the masterclass.

I created this rainbow panorama from three photos I took of it several years ago in Maui Hawaii. I finally decided to do this with it.