You dont see many of these anymore. I just wonder how many of the younger generation know how to use a pay phone. I wonder if I know how to use a pay phone. Do I put the quarter in the slot before I dial, or after I dial? The phone was taken out recently, leaving an unsightly empty hole, but the business owner has left the doghouse looking thingy on the outside of his building, letting everyone know what was once there. Its taken some abuse and people leave garbage in it.

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Photo taken with my iPhone and processed with Retro Paint Action
Fonts: Honey Script SemiBold and Traveling Typewriter

Process Notes: After processing my photo and extracting it from the background, I placed and resized it over the background paper and four transfers from SnapShot. I placed one transfer over another at the top left of the page and blended the top transfer to Color Burn at 63% opacity. All the other transfers are on Normal blend mode with 100% opacity. I blended the photo to Multiply and left it at that.

I used overlays at the top left corner and on the right side under the brush work from Vitality. I also used various other brushes from SnapShot, to add texture and interest. Using the line tool for the first time to draw the lines as Adryane Driscoll described in ArtPLAY UnEdited 2. It was such a treat to see her process, I ate up every minute.

After adding the buttons, wire and button thread, I added the title using bevel and emboss and the journaling. For the finishing touches I placed the glows over the pay phone and under the journaling blending and turning down the opacity.