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Susan Ewart

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  1. What I get when I convert them (in ABRMate is PS7 files) then I import/export (which ever is the right word) them into PSP. First I try the original file in PSP (always) and if it wont import (nothing shows up in that box) then I try ABRMate, which converts it to PS7 if it can do that (sometimes it can, somtimes it cant - like newer version PS brushes doesnt always work). Here's a file that only had the one file and ABRMate converted it to PS7. It's in my folder I call "Done - Imported" that means it's in PSP as a brush. I check them once I import them. Does this make any sense? It sounds like something I'm doing is wrong, but I am getting brushes somehow. The 5 and 3 in the picture is the start of the date modified, not how many brushes there was (there was about 20 brushes).
  2. Did you try ABR Mate. It works on some but not all PS brushes. And converts them to PS7 and from there I import to PSP and PSP does whatever it does to conver them. Very big PS files have never worked. I bought some from photographers I like, sometime I can get one extracted but not all of them and other times I can get more. Some PS brushes I've gotten have both a newer version and older PS7 version for download. What I thought I noticed before was the newer brush files (from current versions) are really big. Not sure if that makes a difference or not. The neon tutorial sounds interesting. Hmmm....could a script be written for this I wonder.
  3. Fabulous colors. Looks like they are on a little mound or hill. This is how a lot of the flowers were at this Garden place I used to go to as it was quite hilly there. the flowers had to lean forward to reach for the sun as there was also a lot of huge evergreen trees. My sunflowers did this too. Inexperienced as i am, I put them too close to the garage wall and they had to grow at an angle to get to the sun by having to go around the eavestrough. But then, they were mutants topping out a near 10' when they were supposed to be 6-6.5 feet tall.
  4. Love the touch with the dog in the background, perfect expression on his/her's face.
  5. Love that background paper. I drink Silk, but the oatmilk version. And the coconut, used to drink the almond until they changed it and now it's gross.
  6. It was something like that Suzy. I got a killer deal on the one time purchase for the year, and then they offered a second year even cheaper. It was in November because it's all free for me until November 2024.
  7. I think Mary has done quite a bit with CF Spark.
  8. There's some weird "nursing" stuff in the campus blogs. Is it on the up and up. it has links in it too.
  9. Another great idea. In the video when you did the less curvy curve (shortened the handles) it looked like it could be folded paper with the right shadows etc.
  10. What a cool technique. Now I'll go watch the video. It came in as I was posting this.
  11. The best kind of close encounter! How do they stay so white. Beautiful bird and photo. I like that mask. I did not know Bourico Casper is Lady 22.
  12. Oh, that's awful. Nothing worse that waiting for someone to do their job.
  13. Nice to see you back Lynda. Hope this isn't a self portrait. ?. How's the new house?
  14. wow, lots for me to check out. thank you Julie.
  15. Awesome, I'll look for it. I've seen that title before and never looked. Such an odd name ....Ballykissangel.
  16. I'm going to look into Father Brown and Death in Paradise. They look good. My hubby is good at finding shows on various channels, free streaming services etc. thanks for the input.
  17. I like them too, they look so real. And I like that the frame they are tucked under is a little off kilter (crooked) and the photo is a little lifted. It's those little details that elevate the layout. Aren't they a delight to discover?
  18. I took a pass too. But now I see what it does, it's cool. Still, it's at the bottom of the list for now. I will be excited to see what people make from it though.
  19. What a great layout! I love those arrows and little stars. I like that all the frames are different. the Christmas one is so cute.
  20. Thank you for that Sue. It was pretty easy to imagine it that way. I love leaves too, especially this time of year. The color in the dried ones are so nice. And I have an indoor cat who makes it her mission to try and capture them as they fly by the window outside, so in turn, I spend a lot of time watching the leaves she is trying to chase down. We also have big trees on our street and in the fall it's raining leaves, really spectacular to watch. I have a co-worker that I walk into work with and we are constantly stopping to look at leaves or various natural things, we are delighted when we see a little whirlwind with circling leaves in it. The other day the wind was making the leaves tumble across the pavement and the leaves make the mose interesting sound. although I did say it sounded like giant alien insect feet scampering about (at least that's what Hollywood wants me to "think" is giant insect feet scampering about). Nature is awesome.
  21. I love what you did with the word "leaves", the 'L' and 'E' look like gusts of wind swirly the leaves around.
  22. Wow, what a beautiful picture and the colors in that sunset are unreal. I would love that drive to work everyday! I see nice borders too. Is that "AddBorders?", maybe a script and your name, is it a picture tube? What a good idea when i saw that in that Scripting video you did for Corel.
  23. I was thinking about you. Glad to see you back in the Campus and to hear you are doing well.
  24. Now that's a weird coincidence isn't it?
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