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Galactically good, ....

I found a wonderful editorial beauty photo shoot that I felt was perfect for the theme; model Kristy Kaurova and photographer Jamie Nelson. The font is Spac3 tech. I had a happy accident while making this. I originally created a frame with the background paper and added a cutout layer. While playing around with the layers, I hid the frame and ended up with this look. I'm probably not the first to use an effect like this, but I learn a lot from my happy accidents. When I find more time, I'm going to experiment with it more.

To make it usable for any occasion you could leave out the text and make the circle in the centre the photo area (transparent) and leave the rest as is, with all the shadowing etc. I love that centre part and the stars at the corners. This will be a great quick page for many different occasions.

When my FB friends have birthdays, I have been creating files to post on FB. This is the latest one for my niece. All the graphics are downloaded from Adobe Express AI, except for the "fabulous" which is from a Digital Scrapbook kit called "all the princesses" by Melo Vrijlhof. The font is a free font called Moodtype. I am working on a way to convert this file to a quickpage. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

B = Beef as in "Where's the beef?"

I didn't know this old slogan used in a fast food chain, really funny.

Wow Susan, you excelled with this layout, so many things to look at and colorful too, just a "real" game.

Oh my goodness, Susan! This is absolutely gorgeous!! I now want to play this game! Any chance you could post it full size in the Files section of our Facebook group? I really want to see all the text, nonsensical or not. Poor little K may be feeling left out... Maybe you'd better patent this before Hasbro grabs it!? I now have to experiment with that Lab. I'm awarding you the Winner Ribbon of Excellence! (art from TopPNG)

Here's two of the tokens, incidently, two opposites as well. These are really neat looking.

Here's the spinner template and the Color wheel playing card for the game

Lab 6-12 Spinner Template Path Template Token This one is a record for number of layers for me. No, I didnt count (Does PSP have a way of telling me, I'd like to know). the nonsensical game board I made up had so many layers that I merged visible to a new layer and made it a flattened element of the layout. I had the problem of getting all the other elements on the page without covering the text -that I spent a lot of time doing so I wasnt going to cover it all up. The Spinner template and token were really rewarding to do. I will post those elements closer up, especially the token. How cool that tutorial is. Making the path template was easy. I did want the black frame lines and new if I added it on each one that the line between the spaces would be double. So i grouped them once I was done, used the magic wand to select the whole group and added the extra outline to the outside to make them the same thickness. The hardest part with the path was drawing the path itself. I must have done about 30 or more (undo got a real workout) tries before I settled on this one. This layout is a big image so not sure how sharp it will be for you to see. I used Digi Dewi Hocus Pocus Paper Wood-tan from Digital Scrapbook for the picnic table the game is sitting on.

I've been working on Random Tubes from Lab 5, Module 10. The raindrops were generated from Adobe Express beta which is a free program. I'm still tweaking it.

RoseInTheRain. My fractal and a white frame, water from Carole's tube: ))

This theme is another rerun from 2016. I had originally found the title back then; I removed the background and tweaked it. The closest I could come to matching that font was, believe it or not, neon machine from Dafont. I was lucky enough to find a watercolor silhouette of Africa from Seekpng that shared the same colors on the background for the dancers.