Someone asked me this week what was the big deal about brushes. They were familiar with using them like you would a rubber stamp, but that’s all. So, I thought I’d put together a little video on one of the ways I use the default brushes in PS. You can do this in PSE too, so check it out: I’ve got the written instructions
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Today I stumbled across this post about not missing film photography which got me to thinking… I don’t miss paper scrapping. Simple Scrapper had a post the other day on how digital scrappers can do a little paper scrapping and thought… but why? 5 Things I Don’t Miss – since going digital: Buying stuff – I love, still love, looking at all the goodies
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While looking over the Persnickety Prints site I was reminded of one of the reasons we like their work so much – they use photographic paper. Photographic paper has one of the best longevity ratings around. I remember a time not too long ago when paper scrapbookers were heads over heels for archival quality (and still are, rightfully so.) Archival paper, archival corners, archival
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This is a really easy and quick technique for digital scrapbookers to make aged paper using both Adobe Photoshop or Elements. (This tutorial is done in Elements 8). What I like best about this paper is because the various elements are on different layers, it’s really easy to quickly change them and make a wide variety of different papers. So lets get started! 1)
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Blog Action Day is an annual event held every October 15 that unites the world’s bloggers in posting about the same issue on the same day with the aim of sparking discussion around an issue of global importance. This year the topic is climate change. Almost 8,000 bloggers in 140 countries will set aside some time today to think about how they can positively
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