Annie Tobin

H = Hue

Dear Lynda, thanks so much my friend, appreciate your comments. It is your profile pic and the black and white pic of Loretta in 1950 that look so similar. Except for the age difference you could almost pass as twins. You and your mum remind me of an actress whose name I just cannot put tongue to as yet. She was an actress back in the 30s, 40s and 50s. When it comes to me I will let you know! :)

Michele, this Charity Ball page is a true delight. The use of two complimentary colors has shown how simplicity can be effective, I love it. Well done Hon! <3

F = Flamboyant

Beautiful work on this one Lynda. The family likeness between you and your mum is striking. Well done Hon! <3

Hello dear Dawn, thank you very much for your comments which are always delightfully uplifting, you are a star! <3

Cristina, I do love your recipe cards and because of the papers you used they have a real Christmas look to them ... and, they look scrumptious. Well done dear friend. <3

 

Sue, your raindrops page is gorgeous my friend, a true work of art. <3

D = Dazzling

Hi Carole. Maybe "shoes" could be a theme challenge after all they can range from flip flops to thigh high boots ... could be interesting! <3

Great work on both Sue, your refresher was well and truly worth it! <3

Trish, your page is a delight and I should well imagine that Paris would be the perfect escape! <3

Yay Bonnie! I was beginning to think that X had seen us undone!

 

Y = Yellow.

Wow! There has been a lot of work going on here so I am just going to say congratulations to ALL, well done my friends. It is a joy to visit here and take note of the beautiful work. :)

Hello Campus Friends.  I had a play around with Cassel's first Spooky tut in the Master Classes and this is the result.  The photo is from Unsplash and was taken by Gregory Culmer.  It is of house ruins in Jackson, Mississippi.  I added the moonlight with the Effects - Illumination Effects - Sunburst and the lady in white is a wallpaper from Wide Wallpapers.  The elements and background paper are out of a kit called dgfall from Digimoon Design.  Thanks for takin a peek!

Michele ... so glad you didn't crop off part of the sky as that photo of Sunset on Long Beach is amazing and you did a fantastic job of keeping the left horizon level in all 3 frames. You are a star!

One more for the tut/tech challenge.  Photo is another freebie from Pexels.  As you can see, because the horizon was not centered in the photo it is impossible to keep the horizons in a continuous line, it is still a neat effect though.  Thanks for takin a peek!

This is another for the tut/tech challenge.  Photo is a freebie from Pexels.  Thanks for takin a peek!

Thank you Cristina and Jnet for your lovely comment on my work. Jnet, your triple frame is lovely, well done Hon.

Thank you Michele, I always appreciate your comment my friend. I don't think you are having a problem with the triple frame tutorial. The problem is with the photos you are using. They are beautiful but they do not have the horizon in the center of the photo. Cut off the top piece of the photo so that the horizon is in the center then it will just fall into place ... I promise! I kept thinking I was goofing up and then bingo it hit me ... the horizon has to be in the center of the photo ... duh! I do eventually wake up you know, LOL! It is still a beautiful result without a centered horizon, just a little different. ;D

Thank you Dawn for your lovely comment, always appreciated my friend. The flowers I did create but not in their entirety, :) I have many lovely wallpaper paintings that I have collected over the years and by using the Plugin "Transparency" and the option to eliminate white I am able to create these types of flowers. The plugin eliminates all white in the painting and leaves behind the black and color outlines with a transparent background. The plugin is a freebie from this link - https://pspgroep.seniorennet.be/filterpagina.htm

Just scroll down the page to the letter T and it is under Transparency Eliminate Black. Click on it and it downloads as a zip file ready to install into PSP.

Excellent result Dawn, I love it my friend. <3

Thanks for your lovely comment Sue, much appreciated. <3

Thanks Sue, very much appreciated my friend.

Great work on Spookey Sue ... and, you got rid of the eyebrows, well done my friend!

These are my results for the Spooky 2 webinar ... forgot to set the alarm ... oops!  But, it was to fun to watch later and I did learn a lot.  More I could learn though ... my skull has eyebrows!  Maybe that is scary, hey, lol!  Photo of woman wearing a scarf is from Unsplash and the pretty tubed girl is by Jhanna.  Thanks for takin a peek.

Dear Sue, your chippie is delightful and your frame does him justice ... beautiful result my friend. :)

Michele, your quickie birthday card worked out wonderfully, well done Hon.

Cristina, your November word challenge is a delight, well worth the wait, ;D

Peggy, a great Halloween invitation, spooky and fun, well done Hon.