Donna Sillia

GMIC is a free plug in for Photoshop, but works with Paintshop.

Susan, I have a plug in called GMIC that makes all kinds of different effects on your papers. I used some of those papers as backgrounds.

Finally finished! I decided to use my grandson's pictures from his stay at a river fish farm in Vietnam. I didn't have a lot of pictures, but I made some fish using Filter Forge filter "Aquaria." The water picture is AI from Adobe Express. The map is from a photo that David sent me when he sent the fish farm picture. The font is a grunge font called "sailor 1 grunge." I couldn't divide it in half because I placed the map in the middle. Papers are mine; two columns are a gradient.

The postcard which is hard to read on the template.

Days 4, 5 and 6 - Continuing the Thailand theme. Page 2 is actually Page 1 and Page 1 is Page 2. I numbered them incorrectly. The pineapples and coconuts are from AI. The shells are photos of shells picked up on the beach, except for the middle one which is from Marisa Lerin. Pictures on the stamps are pngs downloaded from favpngs. Palm tree is a tube, and the coconut string is a directional tube that I made with the cass script. Background papers are mine. Fonts are Hallmark fonts.

Finally, Day 4 - I didn't use a template, but decided to attach my leather tags to a suitcase provided by lsj kit called" world geography101." The font is an open license font called Peel. The graphics were downloaded from pngtree.com. I tried to use pngs to reflect the different countries.

Day 3: During the time my grandson was in Southeast Asia, he played rugby with the Bangkok University rugby team and with a team of his friends who played a tournament in Laos and Vietnam. The pictures are some of the ones that he texted me. I used some elements from a Marisa Lering kit featuring sports. The background papers are my own. The rugby ball pattern was made with cass seamless script which I love. I made the passport and the visa stamps. I liked Anne's idea of making it a book. I am way behind since for the last two days I have been dealing with printer problems.

Sherie, some time ago, I had problems reinstalling PSP 2023 and found this page [Sticky] -- Clean Up Tools for: PSP X4 through to PSP 2023 - Alludo USER to USER Web Board (corel.com). I used the clean up tool and was able to reinstall. Note: Corel has stressed that the cleanup tool should only be used for problem installations. You should always use the Windows Control Panel to uninstall first and if there is an issue then use the cleanup tool.

dozi's-brushes-01 (archive.org) I had this site saved in my bookmarks.

Thank you, Carole. If it weren't for your classes and workshops, I wouldn't be able to make my own elements and papers. I haven't been downloading so many kits since there is so much I can make myself.

My grandson sent me many pictures of his Southeast Asia 3 month vacation. The map is from Google with two pictures merged. The plane is a Preset shape, the palm tree is AI, the escape circle is from Marisa Lerin as well as the location markers. The paper materials and the plaid are my own. The suitcase is from an LSJ kit.

So very interesting and requiring a lot of patience.

Particle Shop and 5 brush packs were included when I downloaded the 2020 Ultimate.

Finished my Santa Train

I already received these fonts when I originally downloaded 2023. Are there more with this new download?

Yeah, success!

I usedCustomize then added the dsaug2023 to "Toolbars" under Customize. Now under View, it the dsaug2023 is checked and the "haze removal" shows!

I did change my workspace a couple of days ago to dsAug2023. However, when I looked under View Toolbars, it shows ds72022. How can I change this to my Aug workspace? I tried unchecking it and reloading the Aug workspace, but it keeps coming back.

Still don't have it.

Blur is under Add/Remove Noise. I have 2023 Ultimate

25.2.0.58x64

I don't have it. Do you think I should run the update again?

I updated, but can't find the hazy photo fix.

I made this card one Christmas for family members. It was a big hit.

Still playing with vectors. The basic train shape was a preset shape from WmTransport font. I changed it quite a bit. I made Santa several years ago from a PSD tutorial before I really knew how to use the pen tool. The wheels are from Harold's pips font imported as preset shapes. The train tracks are from a vector dash line. I just noticed a few things that I have to tweak.