Clipping Masks Made Easy
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One of the most used tools in digital scrapbooking is the clipping mask. Why? Because it is so easy to use a mask to give your photos a unique and…
Adding Hidden Journaling
When creating an art journal page, you may have thoughts you want to get off your chest. But if they are negative feelings — or could be hurtful, should someone…
Tools of the Trade
Photoshop tools are really good to purchase as they can be used over and over and over again in numerous ways. Let’s take a look at the tools available at…
Using the Spot Healing Brush + Content Aware Fill to Make Corrections to Photos
Hi! Vicki Robinson here with a video tutorial for you on how to make corrections to your photographs using both the Spot Healing Brush and Content Aware Fill. It’s easier…
How to Use Distressed Patterns and a Freebie
Hey everyone! I am Karen, of Snickerdoodle Designs, and I’m here today to talk about patterns. Subtle or bold, distressed or not, patterns add so much to a digital scrapbook…
Sizing Layouts for Gallery Viewing
Getting your layouts to fit the gallery sizing requirements can be frustrating. We mostly create full size layouts for printing purposes, 12×12 inches and at 300 ppi (pixels per inch)…
How to Load Photoshop Layer Styles
Photoshop Layer Styles provide different effects to a layer’s content in a non-destructive manner. You can edit Styles, change them, or remove them. There are hundreds of different effects you…
Recolor Elements in Photoshop
A customer who purchased my Mixed Media Torn Strips 2 asked for suggestions as to the best way to recolor the book paper areas of the strips. Recoloring can be…
Photo Mask Tutorial Plus Coupons!
Photo masks, coupons, challenges and a freebie! Oh boy! I’ve got lots of things to share with you today! Creative Photo Masks First up, one my Creative Team members, Anne…
Out-of-Bounds Technique Tutorial
One thing that captures your attention – makes you look twice – at Gina’s “Happiness” page is that the two woman appear to be stepping right over the frame that…