James Brady

It's been a Great workshop. Very difficult at times but worth it. I used the candy cane picture tubes by Cassel, the Santa Claus from Janet Kemp at Digital Scrapbooking  and some black paint I  had in the garage.

I had problems with my PSP 2023 early on and switched to PSP 2022 which worked fine. The problem with PSP 2023 was that it would "ghost Out Or make the text  faint and unstable" when I tried to save it while doing these vector lessons.. I compared settings in my PSP2023 with those in PSP2022 and made them all the same as PSP2022.  This found one problem. The "create as:" tab on the Text tool bar was set to "selection" rather than "vector". On the far left of the text tool bar is the Presets: tab. I opened it up and clicked on the "reset to default" icon. These two changes  fixed the problem in PSP 2023. I recommend that each of you take some screen shots of your settings in "Preferences" and notes about the setting   on your tool bars  with "drop down" menus. Do it when your PSP  is working good so you can check it out when it isn't.

Thank you Cassel for all the work you put in on this workshop and all of you others for your comments and rating of my submissions.

Here is Lesson #6. I had to reduce the size and resolution to stay within the size limit. Great Script. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Finally got it to work. PSP 2023 must have some preference settings which are  not compatible with this lesson. When I switched to PSP 2022 it worked fine. 

There are blue moons, why not yellow ones. My wife still thinks its the sun.  My second picture, below, is very small because I had to keep reducing the size to get this program to accept it. I wonder why, most of the other pictures in the forum are much larger.

There is a lot of talent participating in this workshop. Great stuff!

These lessons are great, but they sure take a lot of patience.

Here is my Lesson #2 Submission. So many great ideas from everybody. This course is really a great learning tool!

I tried combining the heart and arrow. The background of the heart is from Gina Jones at Digital Scrapbook.com.

Greeting Card Workshop - Lesson 6

 

Graduation Announcement made from one I received in 2014. a personal picture, and a school logo. I have learned some amazing things from this workshop. The cards submitted by others have been an inspiration.

 

 

 

Greeting Card Workshop Lesson 5

 

Picture frame by Marisa Lerin - Digital Scrapbook. Shanley font by Creative Fabrica.

 

 

 

Greeting Card # 4. Most graphics from Creative Fabrica except for pumpkin which is from Jessica Dunn at Digital Scrapbook.  As I look back over the Forum for this Greeting Card Project I am amazed at the innovation and the quality of the submissions.

 

 

 

Not much originality; just trying to learn the basics.

 

This is my Greeting Card 2 posting. Modified it slightly.

 

This is a second post of Greeting Card 1. Images are mostly from Pixabay. Great class. Iam learning a lot.

 

My first greeting card. Winter scene from Pixabay.

 

 

 

Project 5 - Escape to the Mountains

 

Supplies - Main picture from my archives. Frame is from Billie Irene at Pixel Scrappers. Deer Head is from Janet Kemp at Pixel Scrappers. Papers are from Marisa Lerin at Pixel Scrappers. Mountain Goat is from Pixabay. I tried to use all of the concepts of Project 5, although I did use a different frame concept.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Project 5 - Escape to the Mountains

Supplies- From Pixel Scrapper, papers by Marisa Lerin, frame by Billie Irene, deer head by Janet Kemp. Mountain goat by Pixabay. Main picture from my archives. I tried to use all of the concepts of the project, although I did change things around.

Project 4 - Day 9 - Butterfly Heaven

 

I used some of the supplies in the Jessica Dunn Spring Skies Kit from Pixel Scrappers. Some of which I modified. The Gold Glitter paper also came from Pixel Scrappers and Melo Vrijhof. The angels came from Pixabay and Barely Devi. The small butterflies were from the Paintshop Pro picture tubes collection. My pictures were the best I could find for this project and were probably taken in the 1980s as 35 mm slides. It would probably worked out better with fewer  and larger pictures.

Project 3 - Friendship

 

I used some old low resolution  pictures and enlarged them 4 times using a Gigapixel AL program. I found out that I need more experience in coordinating colors for use in scrapbooking.  This bootcamp is a great learning experience. I am learning many things.

This is my granddaughter and her imaginary trip to Africa. I used paper from Pixel Scrapper and images from Pixabay.

Here is my best shot. 

Wow those other Sandwiches are great. Mine looks like early poverty.

Hi Everybody,

 

Nice to learn about you. I am 88 going on 89.

 

I have PaintShop Pro 2023 Ultimate installed on my computer and will be using the light gray work space and white background and other parameters as recommended.

 

Susan, I was in British Columbia for the Centennial Celebration in 1958. I was a sailor aboard the USS Estes an American Communication Ship representing the U. S. Government. We anchored in Victoria Harbor for several days and held open house and then went to Vancouver Harbor and participated in the Naval Review for Princess Margaret.

 

All of the ships representing  the Commonwealth and an American Aircraft Carrier and Submarine as well as ourselves participated in the Naval Review and illuminated the outline of our ships with electric lights and the each ship set off fireworks displays at night.

Hi, I'm James from Southern Utah.  I write family histories about my ancestors and add  picture collages of them and events in their life  The pictures were taken about fifteen or twenty years ago. I think my scrapbooking will be about a trip up Cedar City Canyon about that many years ago.