Emerald Jay

@Michele Oh, yes, I used to get a creamsicle all the time from the ice cream truck. 🙂

Orange Sherbet

G = Ginger snaps

A - Apple Turnover

U - Ube Brownies

P - Pop-Tarts

F - Funnel Cake

V - Vanilla Pudding

T - Twinkies

Q - quesada pasiega , a spanish cheesecake

J - Jell-O

E - Eclair

w - whoopie pie

S - Salted Caramel Sundae

L - Lemon Bars

C - Cheesecake

Lesson 7 Font used Rockwell Condensed

Thank you for the workshop.  I thoroughly enjoyed it, Carole.

Lesson 6  Font used is Mistral

Lesson 5.  Font is Twinkle-Fairy.

This was a good refresher for me.  Font used is Perfectly Imperfect.

Lesson 3

I added some grunge around the edges.  I'm not too crazy about the kaleidoscope method.

6 hours ago, sharon thompson said:

Day 3 - Still can't figure out how I locked that color palette for my project but decided to work around it. If anyone can help sort that for me, I will redo the project but with a colored background paper as originally planned. I flattened the image & exported to a jpg and then reopened it, treating it like any other jpeg & then finished the lettering & border. That restricted my background to b&w instead of the red bloody splattered grunge paper that I wanted but, it seems to work. I did have to change the quote though as my original choice went better with the bloody paper. The film style mask is a snag from Pinterest, the monster collage is from a  horror movie archive, the paper texture is from Freepick, and the font is Anger Styles from Dafont. I am not a fan of the kaleidoscope effect but that is just a personal preference. I am too busy making more plaid patterns from yesterday's lesson.

 

@sharon thompson It looks like you're in greyscale mode.  Could you have accidentally hit greyscale when you really wanted Negative image when working with your mask?   I turned one of my image layers into greyscale and it turns all layers grey.  Then I went under image to hit increase colors, but it would not let me do it.  I could undo though to fix it.  Just a thought...

Lesson 2

Oh, Carole, you must have posted while I was working on mine.  I found a different template by Lady22 that I used that was similar.  I love the plaid idea!  Font used was Moonlight Sonata.

Masks Workshop - Lesson 1

f - fiancee