My Childhood Home
If you are interested in learning more about creating digital layouts, my friend Pattie Knox, has a class open called More Mad Digital Skillz. Here's part of her class description:
In More Mad Digital Skillz, you’ll learn how to create torn edges on your photos and papers, how to insert photos into type, my method for digital dry embossing, and much more including making your own brushes, working with custom shapes, and creating depth and interest with texture. This class is designed for users of all versions of Photoshop Elements from Version 3 up to Version 7, and, when needed, instructions are included for users of the full version of Photoshop from Version CS up to Version CS4. Some familiarity with your software is needed—but not much!
Labels: Designer Digitals, Digital Scrapbooking
7 Comments:
That is a great idea for a scrap page.
I am in awe over those that scrapbook- and to do it digitally! I've got to figure this out. Love the page, and what a fun idea to scrap your childhood home.
Beautiful layout! I will have to post some of my digital scrapbook layouts. I love to do that and that lead to blog designs. TFS
Great layout! I do like the look of digital scrapbooking, but I am not that familiar with my computer software:)
Great page! You were so lucky to happen upon the sales flyer for your house. Sometimes, I think we you find photos that way, they catch you a little off guard and your feelings flow faster.
Little something on my blog for you!
I'm so glad you put up the link. I would have missed this picture of the Kanawha house where I lived for most of my first 39 years!!!! I forgot about the house under the stairs, neat to see from someone else's eyes.
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