It is a font that came with PSE22 called Book Antiqua Bold. What I did was put a large 'F' on a layer. Then placed a blue paper on a layer over it. With the paper highlighted clip the paper to the letter. That created the letter in the blue paper. You can then move the paper around to get...

PSE 22 has the selection tool. I don't know if it is the same but it is pretty decent.

I force myself to go into the 'unknown' as it keeps my creativity alive. Having said that I will admit I practice certain types of LOs to get comfortable with them. The fantasy ones do take a bit of free thinking but the ones I find the hardest is AJ.

Creative use of layering, graffiti and font variety. The title work with the cutout lettering gives strength to the word 'everything'. A great example for the challenge.

Ditto. The figures are unique and perfect for the quote.

Excellent vertical flow to the design. The simple background stamps/sketches add just the right amount of layering to keep the minimal design.

That eye has the viewer transported at first glance. A very magical page indeed.

A well deserved Standing O. Super title and clever design.

Very interesting blending and use of opacity to get such lovely results.

Fun page and super use of the photos.

I always did like songs that had a catchy tune and easy to remember nonsense phrases. Now I will be singing those all day!

That is fantastic. I live only a few hours from there. The title is a clever play on words and the photos inspiring.

What impressed me about the Florida Highwaymen is the bold colours and emphasis on nature.

I took my cues from hildy's gallery entry 'Lecture' . I used the block letter F to give information about the Betta Fish.

Join me for July's Challenge 1! Fulfill your job in the 'magazine biz' and create a cover page for a travel magazine. Check out the details in the forum.

The background paper was created using masks on the kit papers and merging into one paper.