The photo has been altered using the Sketch Filter in Photoshop CC. The photo was duplicated and the Sketch Filter with the Bas Relief Setting was applied to the bottom photo. The top photo was then set to a Blending Mode of Pin Light.
My plans for this layout changed twice. First, I was going to go with a very beachy page. Then I decided to do a selfie. I finally landed on this art journaling page.
For the blended water photo, I used the same photo twice. The bottom photo has a Blend Mode of Overlay. The top photo layer is...
This is my gorgeous niece. She loves mermaids & when she saw this page she wanted to become a mermaid & had a bit of a angry moment. So I guess my work evokes strong emotions to my target audience. lol. She does like it thankfully & thought I’d show it off. I’m hoping I get better with...
This seems to be the week for blended photo. I wanted more sand for the beach, so I added a 50 pixel feathered edge to the portion of the photo I used and then set the blend mode to darker color.
You sold me on the lens and the megapixels. I didn't love anything about it at first, but I didn't see any better options, so each day I got a little more familiar with the new menus and buttons. It was bigger and heavier. As I explored I didn't fight it and soon started to warm up to it.
I was inspired to use this photo of sea gulls after viewing Seagulls by CCC in this gallery.
Credits --
Paislee Press: Paper from Fresh Linens.
Jan Crowley/Paislee Press: (Round) Stamp2 from Zippy Hippy.
Paislee Press/TaylorMade: Frame from Fram Vol.2 Frames.
Jessie Edwards: Wavy dots...
Journaling reads:
"Could it get any better than this? A tiny motu island in the South Pacific, a tropical shower and the most beautiful warm water for snorkeling. "
All papers and elements from Ashalee Wall's "Yeah Whatever" kit available at Oscraps and...
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