boy, I'm lovin' week 41, hope it goes on for several weeks! This is amazing. Sometimes, do you look up and think, "I can't believe I'm so lucky to be seeing this". nature being so dazzling is also emotional isnt it?
Thank you so much Corrie. It is a challenge and I'm quite enjoying it; trying to do something different or use a different background with different techniques. And of course making or adjusting them with PSP. I think that's where the big difference comes from, layering techniques or textures on top of each other. Everything I've done with P52 I've learned in the Campus, isn't that awesome? I notice the beginning weeks were kind of boring to what I'm doing now. Won't that be fun when it's all over, to see the progression all at once?
I get that, I'd "like" to be a hermit....but work seems to get in the way of that ๐. New York (and generally the upper east coast areas) are so beautiful in the fall. Did you ever get to NY City at Christmas time? That's something I'd love to see.
I did not know that. Oh, I'm watching just the nicest movie on Netflix, Mrs Haris Goes to Paris. What a feel good and fun movie, I'm only 1/2 way through, but so enjoyable. But it's probably a UK production.
Week 39
Background is two textured papers blended (from Creative Fabrica) then I added a texture and noise from PSP. Fonts used are Nuri Regular (either CF or Google fonts that came with my font viewer) and Hortense from Monotype, thanks to Michele F for I.D'ing it for me. It the first font I bought with a licence (other than CF with my soon-to-be-over membership), for a project that required that font.
Week 38
Background paper from Kim Jensen (at The Lily Pad) Winter Solstice paper- white-blue. I tweaked the color to me more like the color of the flowers. Font is Adeston Creative Fabrica. all 3 vectors have a very tiny bevel and tiny shadow.
I'm in and looking forward to it. I've been a bit absent lately and this will be a nice change from the project I'm working on that keeps hitting walls (lots of challenges).
And sometimes even in my own language somedays anything and everything is hard to grasp๐. I can't imagine thinking in one language and typing in another language.
this is beautiful Julie. It's a style I love, but can't replicate. So keep posting so I can see what love! I go through the "love-it, hate-it" with everything I create. I find I need to warm up creatively before anything I like happens. Sometimes that period can day hours to days. It doesnt come easy to me, and at some point we just have to let go and put it out into the world.
That's how I understood it. I'm happy you both did something different so I can see the possibilities. Either way, both layouts are as beautiful as you both always do.