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Everyone here is doing a great job with different types of work and techniques.

 

Karon, you are really inspiring me to go back to the Lab Tutorials! : ) Nice job.

 

Julia, cute and colorful page. Nice work.

 

Annie, you created a beautiful alpha.

 

Lynda, what wonderful work with the old map.

 

 

Lynda, I like very much how you added the shadows to the flag banner. They look great.

 

Sheila, another lovely layout of your daughter. Well done.

 

Minka, the photo, colors, the layout all convey peace. Nicely done.

 

Karon, this is really a lovely layout. I love to see your Lab pages showcasing what you created with the tutorials and the experiments. Great job.

 

Laurie, I love both of your pages...great color. To answer your question, I think you could go to Adjust>Hue and Saturation>Hue/Saturation/Lightness or Adjust>Hue, and Saturation>Colorize... Maybe Carole and others here have other options.

 

Annie, as you were not posting anything in the last few days, I was thinking to myself, "What's she up to?" : D ... I knew we were going to see another great work...Beautiful mandala, and I like the bright colors very much.

 

Bonnie, very nice layout. Did you also create the Word Art?

 

 

This is great work, Michele. The photo is astonishing, and the bokeh effect is beautiful. I have to practice this technique more... the last time I did was for the 2019 Love Story Challenge.

Ann, this mandala looks great, it has so many details. Good job.

 

Lynda, you've been busy with the Labs. I haven't done anything lately concerning the Lab tutorials... Hopefully, I'll find my mojo again as soon as some kind of "normal life" comes back. I love the flowers you created.

 

Michele, beautiful work and colors. I love all of them!

I haven't been able to keep track of what all of you are creating, and just today, I noticed all the lovely work from this thread. Great work, Everyone!

Late, but I have finished something for this challenge.

 

Basically, I just had to add the photos... I used the template "Messy-Pockets-Captured-4" by Lynn Grieveson (Lilypad); The shadows were also included, and I didn't change them.

 

The background is from her Newsletter "Welcome Kit," and I just added a layer on top of it with one of the colors suggested... added some texture, and played with the Blend Mode.

 

Word Art fonts: Slashback Swashes - RioSquad - Romantic

Everyone had so much fun last month with the Lab, templates, freebies, pickleball, babies, mandalas, and so many more lovely and creative layouts; it is hard to keep pace with all of you! : )  I haven't been creating much stuff, but it is always a joy to come here and be inspired by all of you.

 

Great work, Val, Annie, Ann, Karon, Minka, Mary, Bonnie, Michele, Lynda,  and Anne!

Shirley, what a lovely layout and memory you are creating for your daughter. I am sure she will love to go through all the pages, once they are finished.

Everybody is doing such a lovely and creative job. I haven't been very creative lately, but I love to see everyone's take on all the different challenges.

Love, love all the new additions to this thread. EVERYONE is doing a spectacular job!

Lovely and creative layouts added lately. Everyone is doing a great job!

Oh, thank you, Linda, for your kind comment. <3  ... I love what you did with the technique... Carole, give us wings so we can fly. : )

Thank you, Sue. : ) We did talk about the linoleum pattern, and I love the effect of it. As we talked about before, I am not a pattern paper person, but I love to see what others do with it. Some people mix different patterned papers and get great results... I agree with you that there is still so much more to learn here. Take care, my friend. <3

No, Carole, I didn't colorize the butterfly. I created two linoleum patterns: blue and orange. The orange one was added to the blue layer as a smoke texture... I also played with the angle. I will add the tile so you can see what I mean.

 

I've learned how to move a group mask layer... I don't remember you ever showing this before. Cool tip.

 

No matter how long I have worked with the program, I know there are zillions of techniques more, which I don't know. That's why I am here, to learn from you and others that share their knowledge. : )

I finally managed to finish layout Day 7.

 

Credits: Carole's Alpha Maker sample (2020Jun) and PBS-Escale amoureuse- Talie - elt2

 

Font: Moonbeam

 

Thanks, Carole, for the challenge; I not only had the opportunity to practice creating masks, but I also learned new things.

I haven't been here for quite a while and see tons of wonderful and creative layouts. Everyone has done an excellent job. Thanks for the inspiring ideas.

Bonnie, Minka, Ann, and Annie, wonderful layouts!

Annie, thank, thank you! You always cheer us up with your comments. Hugs, dear friend. <3

Here is my Day 6.

 

I love the linoleum technique; it creates unique patterns depending on the starting color, as we can see here.

 

The "linoleum" butterfly was created with a brush.

 

Credits: Background paper "Dady_DCS_Les DiCtonS_Pap" -- Border stitch "KAagard" -- Alpha "Cassel" Alpha Maker Sample

 

Fonts: Britannic Bold, Love Valentine, Abraham, and Typewriter.

Everyone is doing an amazing job! Great to see each and every page.

Annie, thank you! <3

And here is my Day 5.

 

In this photo, we were sitting in front of a very nice old tower, and usually, we would be able to go to the top and have a nice view of the city... But since last year, this is not allowed anymore because it is impossible to keep social distance going up... Also, it is being renovated, and now the tower is surrounded by scaffolding... So, using the mask was perfect for hiding it.

 

Mary Solaas said she likes to add the date on something... so I decided to do the same and added the date on the cup... I have a special pen for that  ; )

 

Credits:

 

Eminkus Pixel Scrapper: background paper "PS BT Feb2019 eminkus Paper09"

 

KAagard: Alpha "Great Outdoors)

 

Cassel: cass-Notebook-LoosePage2 freebie

Carole, I did use a corner punches brush. The set is called Ornamental Butterflies-2 by mohaafterdark.deviantart.com. They don't have a good quality, but as I lowered the opacity a lot, it didn't matter. The butterflies I used for Day 3 are from the same set. I really had to look for it as my brush folders are NOT very well organized. : )

Oh, Sue, thank you so very much! It means a lot to me. <3 ... Over the last almost five years, I found here on the Campus not only inspiration and knowledge but also good friends.

Here is my Day 4

 

Elizabeth Minkus: Pixel Scrapper 2019Feb "Walk on the wild side" paper09

 

Eyeinspire: Alpha "Camp"

 

PBS-Escale amoureuse- Talie - elt2

 

Fonts: Candy Round BTN and Typewriter