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| The Signature Tag above was created by the artist herself, tube acquisition unknown; border, Blade Pro Preset to blend with our SC background. Artist Cristy says: "I started using PSP some years ago and I've realized it's an endless world of different possibilities to show one's creativity." |
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| Gold Mesh FrameTutorial from Moon Designs, written by Patti Wazinak, submitted by leyla. Original source of photo unknown. |
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| Visit Sandy's World; a website of poetry, inspiration, friendship; beautiful graphics and midis: |
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| "I was playing around with Eye Candy 4000 and the new EC 5 textures... this is what I came up with. It is a total product of my own imagination" ... TrinaW. |
| THE COMPUTER'S SWALLOWED GRANDMA http://www.sandysworldonline.com/puter_grandma.html |
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| If you would like to post that tag on your web page go ahead! I did that a long time ago though, and don't remember even if it was from a tutorial or not! And I sure don't remember what I did! - DianaWA |
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| OK, I think I got ya what you wanted...LOL! I made this lighthouse a while ago. I actually saw one like it in the TV Guide and thought it was very pretty...although I don't really like lighthouses, I know some people go nuts over them! But I thought...I can do that! So the light house is all home made in DIP9, except for the angel pic was a graphics I found. I made the frames in DIP9. The seashells were a frame, but I did like the size, so I cut them down and placed them around the outside. The I used one of the DIP filters and made it look like silver, used tint and that made the gold coloring. Then I used EyeCandy to made the outline part of the frame. And appled "fill" for the texture in the middle of the outline frame, which is from the DIP gallery, just a little color change. I have made 2, one with the words Picture It! embossed...my favorite thing to do, and one with the words filled to match. You can choose which ever you like! Hope it is what you wanted :-) |
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| Firstly, a big thank you to Cristy who helped me out of a graphical dilema. Simply put, our ShowCase pages are open to graphic artists who would like a place to display their work. There are no fees; some guidelines are involved and may be obtained by writing to: [email protected] |
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| ShowCase2 - Trina W This is the neat tutorial by Becky and Patao, turned out not too bad, I'm not cetain if I'm entirely happy with it... it's still... choppy... almost, but still looks pretty neat! |