The background consists of three layers. The bottom layer is a gray artsy paper. The layer above that is a green and grey painty paper with a blend mode of Linear Burn. The top layer is a paw print paper with a blend mode of Linear Burn.
I used 3 papers to make the piled background. I used a paper warping action on the drop shadows of the two top papers.
I clipped my large photo to a mask from Vicki Robinson's Travel kit.
I took the dictionary paper overlays and placed them on the top background and then blended them slightly...
Created for the Day 1 Birthday Challenge
For this page, I combined two papers for the background. The bottom layer is a green and blue artsy paper from Karen Schultz. The top layer is a paper from Anna Aspnes using the Linear Burn blend mode. For the photo, I clipped the photo to a mask from...
The moment I saw this stock photo, I knew I wanted to use it! A great photo to use in the Cretive technique challenge! Ona challenged us to use some filters!
I did follow her tutorial, used he Cut out and sketch Halftone filter. Instead of the posteredges I used the stamp filter
I clipped the...
Made for the Big Photo Challenge. I found this photo when i searched a EHD. It was photo made in the evening so very blue and dark. I used the standard editing tools but I was not really satisfied,
Then I opened Camera Raw...what an amazing result.
Made with the wonderful new collection Artful Memories Winter Collection from Vicki Robinson
Back in 2010 it happened to snow in the Netherlands,,My dogs loved it. Wolf with his thick haired fur loved to roll in the snow..brr
Credits:
Rachel Jefferies/Lynn Grieveson "New Connections"
I edited the photo to be a duo tone, and then I used blending techniques to blend the background of dots into the photo.
I made a bitmap version (image- modus- bitmap, Only works with a grayscale image) of a photo of my late dog Wolf and applied the texturize filter with a custom texture (good old puzzle.psd). I clipped another version of the same photo and blended in the photo
Made with Fab color stuff from...