Blessings!
07 April 2013
Beautiful Kits...
Love these 2 beautiful kits! Urban Fascination by Lauren Bavin and Kiss Me Quick by Lora Speiser... from, as always, Digital Scrapbook Place! This is what I've come up with using these beauties...
Blessings!
Blessings!
01 April 2013
I'm Back!
I can't believe I haven't posted in so long... well, let's be honest... I knew I wasn't posting, but there's been so much going on! I am happy to announce that I've been chosen to serve on the Digital Elite Team at Digital Scrapbook Place... so you'll be seeing my layouts with all the awesome kits from the girls at DSP! Here's my first two of my term...
Club Digital April 2013
Mega Kit - Whatever the Weather
Club Digital April 2013
Mega Kit - Whatever the Weather
01 June 2012
"Spherize" tutorial
Here's how this fun technique is accomplished (I've never written a tutorial, so bear with me!)...
You'll want to begin by starting with a blank 7" x 7" canvas (2100 x 2100 pixels)... 300 dpi.
Arrange you photos however you like in some sort of grid pattern, focusing your favorites in the center. The photos in the corners and outer edges are quite distorted. Once you have your photos arranged to your liking, in the layers palette, right click on on any layer, and click flatten image.
On the left hand side, select the Elliptical Marquee Tool (you may have to right click to see the options )
Go back to your flattened image and click and drag your mouse to create a circle from edge to edge. Once you've done this, Ctrl+Shift+I (press these all at the same time and this will select inverse), or in your top tool bar: Select, then Inverse. You should see the marching ants around your circle AND around your your 7 x 7 image. Click delete. Your image should now look like this:
Now, the fun part! Up at the top of your drop down menus, select FILTER, then DISTORT, then SPHERIZE.
Your image should now look like this:
So, at this point, if you want the reflection... Select your image, then duplicate it (Ctrl+J). Select one of the identical images in your layers palette, and in your top tool bar: IMAGE, ROTATE, FLIP VERTICAL. Then tweak to your liking (I lowered the layer opacity and used the eraser tool to blend)
I saved it and just pulled it into a 12x12 layout and embellished with
.
You'll want to begin by starting with a blank 7" x 7" canvas (2100 x 2100 pixels)... 300 dpi.
Arrange you photos however you like in some sort of grid pattern, focusing your favorites in the center. The photos in the corners and outer edges are quite distorted. Once you have your photos arranged to your liking, in the layers palette, right click on on any layer, and click flatten image.
On the left hand side, select the Elliptical Marquee Tool (you may have to right click to see the options )
Go back to your flattened image and click and drag your mouse to create a circle from edge to edge. Once you've done this, Ctrl+Shift+I (press these all at the same time and this will select inverse), or in your top tool bar: Select, then Inverse. You should see the marching ants around your circle AND around your your 7 x 7 image. Click delete. Your image should now look like this:
Now, the fun part! Up at the top of your drop down menus, select FILTER, then DISTORT, then SPHERIZE.
Your image should now look like this:
So, at this point, if you want the reflection... Select your image, then duplicate it (Ctrl+J). Select one of the identical images in your layers palette, and in your top tool bar: IMAGE, ROTATE, FLIP VERTICAL. Then tweak to your liking (I lowered the layer opacity and used the eraser tool to blend)
I saved it and just pulled it into a 12x12 layout and embellished with
.
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