Annie Tobin

Hello Scrapbook Campers.  Well I have my computer back and that is a big relief.  I am now finding that PSP 17 is lagging big time when I work on full size pages ... it never used to ... so whatever happened to my computer has had an impact on that program.  I have sorted all my files as per Cassel's tutorials ... courtesy of Cristina ... just in case I have another issue.  I am seriously considering a move to PSP 2020 within the next month or two.

 

Anyway, all that aside ... I did manage to create this one for the underwater theme challenge.  The background paper was created by using Cassel's script Gradient Creator (another photo for the colors) and then following the Lab 9 Module 9 Circle Text Paper tutorial.  Alpha courtesy of Cassel, thank you!  All elements I used to create the cluster came out of a kit from SaviByDesign titled "Ocean".  Thanks for takin a peek!

Very nice work Bram and lovely photos of your daughter's Egypt holiday. The photo from Callantsoog is also lovely even if it does look a bit windy and chilly! Well done. :)

Scott, that photo has me intrigued but who would put a squirrel in an underwater submarine? Nice clear photo.

A = Abalone

Nice work Trish and clever pick up on the metal textures ... a glass of that delicious lemon/lime cocktail would be appreciated, yummo! ;D

Bonnie ... before you uninstall and reinstall read Cassel's post on where to save your psp related files so as not to lose them like I did. Cristina kindly pointed me in the right direction and has provided the links to these posts. You will find Cristina's post just above Sharon's which is the post directly above your own. Good luck my friend, I know how frustrating it can be. I am about to take my computer in to my techie so I will be missing from the campus for a few days! :(

Thanks Cassel! I changed the text color with the character shapes option. I am still having problems with my computer so I will be taking it into my techie today. I hope to have it back by late tomorrow (fingers crossed) but I may not have it back until next week depending on the problem. If I don't get it back until next week I shall miss the webinar but I will do the catch up thing. Very frustrating and I am a little anxious about what may or may not be lost! Alas, that is the way of it, ;)

Dear Cristina, you are such a love.  I really appreciate this and I shall read through these posts asap.  I am really being plagued with computer problems currently and my only remaining psp installed program (17) is giving me issues.  My computer is taking up to 15 minutes to start up and so I am taking it into my techie this morning.  I shall probably be without a computer until next week.  If I appear to have disappeared from the campus at least you will know why.  Much love an appreciation my friend.  <3

Trish I really like your remake and I prefer the white borders, tends to make the colours stand out more...... of course Andy Warhol may not agree, lol!

Wow Michele, great work on this one my friend, a real show piece! <3

J = Jellyfish

Sharon I love your Day 4 presentation, a real earthiness to these pages and the photos are wonderful, well done my friend. <3

Alicia, you have some beautiful photos displayed here and your background compliments them perfectly, well done Hon!

I love it either way Trish, and your Freedom page tells it as it is, well done Hon!

G = Groper (Groper is the Australian spelling for what is known as the Grouper fish in other parts of the world.)

Thanks dear Lynda, I have just commented on your work, it is truly delightful and fun! <3

OMG Lynda! These look such fun and you have showcased beautifully, well done my friend. <3

Q = Quandong (Quandong is a fruit peculiar to Australia. It can be used to make sweet pies, sauces, and/or ice cream.)

Day 6 Challenge.  Photos again from Unsplash (I would be kinda lost without them) and from a variety of photographers.  The background paper is my creation using the overlay tutorial and a texture.  The alpha is by Katie Pertiet and the other elements are out of the scrap kit "Autumn Tales" by Cheznora Design.  Thanks for takin a peek!

Sue, lovely work on the migratory birds. I love your work my friend, it shows your heart. <3

Alicia, you are doing so well for a rookie my friend. You visit beautiful places and showcase them to perfection, well done Hon. :D

Cheryle, beautiful photos which you have displayed beautifully, well done my friend. ;D

 

Hi Scrapbook Campers.  I stumbled across this photo of pine cones on Unsplash and had to do something with it.  I have a lovely kit by ADB Designs, "Cozy Autumn Days" so I used some elements and papers from that.  The background paper I made myself and I also created the pine cone brushes.  The alpha I created by using the pine cone photo as a background to cut out my text.  Thanks for takin a peek!

Sue, you are truly a nature lover and your work reflects this beautifully, well done Hon.

Trish, I love your rust project and you so obviously can see beauty in all things, you go girl!

Hi Scrapbook Campers.  This is my day 5 of the double take challenge.  All photos courtesy of Unsplash from a variety of photographers.  I followed closely Cassel's tutorial for this one.  I created the gradient from one of the photos using the script cass-gradient creator and I love how it turned out ... a super way to blend a background into the theme of a project.  I also love how the title turned out, very neat idea for the character shapes, thanks Cassel and thanks to whomever for takin a peek!

Sharon ... cute display of the "cock of the walk", I love it.

Alicia ... you have showcased the oldest marine park in Florida beautifully, well done.

Sue ... your love of nature shows through in all of your work, wonderfully displayed.

O = Olallieberry