Michele

Annie, I think you did a wonderful job on a difficult subject.

 

~ Michele

Thought I would give the new Pic to Painting plugin a try. I used the Stained Glass option on low. The process works on one layer at a time. It also adds a background if your layer is a transparency so I needed to erase it in on the text layer. I think it's pretty cool looking. What do you think?

 

~ Michele

I used a double exposure technique for my group's pic last night. I started with a black silhouette of a woman doing yoga. I made two pics with different color background layers at different opacity above the white background. There are so many different ways you can apply this technique. I learned it quite a while ago, but I haven't used it since then. I don't have the best memory lol. Then again, the more I learn, the easier things get. (Best seen in full view.)

 

Susan, thank you for the kind words.

 

Anne, thanks for your appreciation. Glad to see that you played with the Blend Mode to get the look that you wanted. It's a very interesting effect.

 

~ Michele

Susan, I just love the color and you're right; it does look like Liz's eyes!

 

~ Michele

Found a wonderful picture on Unsplash. I made this for a color challenge in a FB group and realized it also works for this double exposure challenge. Hope you enjoy.

I really like your page, Annie. I love rainbows and the colors you used.

 

~Michele

Cristina, I really like your layout. I am going to nominate you as the best student in the Campus!

 

~ Michele

Royanne, your page is absolutely lovely. I don't think two extra roses disqualify you. LOL

 

~ Michele

I love this, Susan. Great job.

 

~ Michele

Very sweet, DeLoris. I look forward to seeing it better on FB.

 

~Michele

Lovely page, Cristina. Your color palette was perfect for that Autumny look.

What a beautiful job, Sue. I love everything about it.

 

~ Michele

Beautiful, Trish.

 

~Michele

Fun with masks, rectangles and drop shadows...all from a simple transparency. Font is a freebie from Creative Fabrica called Purnama.

 

~ Michele

That's beautiful, Annie.

Wonderful job on the water l/o, Royanne. Sue is a very generous and helpful teacher.

 

~ Michele

DeLoris, what a beautiful way to honor your grandparents. It's absolutely gorgeous.

 

Patricia, I don't know where to look first!

 

~ Michele

Royanne, that is hysterical! I totally agree with Cassel that you should add the story.

 

~ Michele

Love it, Annie

E = Elizabeth, my paternal grandmother

C = Charles for my maternal grandpa Charlie <3

Annie, this one is included in my SPECTACULAR comment above. :)

Thanks so much, Cristina <3

I haven't had a chance to do any of these wonderful layouts, but I must say, O M G! Your pages are just SPECTACULAR, scrappers. I'm so happy the Campus is back up and running so I was able to look at all of them.

 

I just got PSP 2019 and I'm working on getting it set up the way I like it. It's so much easier to do because the new version will migrate all of the content from your previous versions. Now I'm trying to get my desktop the way I like it.

 

~ Michele

Having fun with clipart, shadows, highlights, etc. I did not do the backgrounds for the dance floors; I would never have the time to do that and still meet my deadline for the day. The font is a new one I got as a freebie from 1001Fonts, called Popular Cafe. It's a nice fat font with some style. I was able to select the stroke color so I could apply an inner bevel to match the outlines around each pic. The little figures in the corners are from the game. Hope you enjoy.

 

~Michele

 

P.S. It's GREAT to have the campus open again.