In this video you will take your framing skills to the next level. We will be diving into the world of frame customization. Specifically, I’ll show you a step-by-step process on how to separate a beveled mat and its shadow, empowering you to have complete control over both the mat and the beveled edge frame.
Create a quick page using wordart embellishments as the background.
Express your creativity with Spill Over Masks! Unleash a world of possibilities as this concept takes your designs to the next level. With Spill Over Masks, colors and patterns spill over the boundaries of a custom frame. Your artistic vision will spill over with artistic flair.
Watch as Cindy makes a chapter starter page from Start 2 Finish. This will be the first page in her Baltic States book beginning the section on Warsaw, Poland.
Using a white background and all white elements on your page makes for an elegant look.
Use this simple technique to make a name or word stand out.
Use Text Shape to create a word that is the background and theme for your page.
We all love with a page comes together in a jiffy. Here is a fast formula for beautiful pages that showcase your favorite photos.
Adding a QR (Quick Response) Code to a layout brings your words and photos to life. Lets look at how to generate a QR code and add it to your page.
Clean and Classic design is as easy as inserting photos and adding strokes. Learn how to quickly complete your page.
Create a heartfelt page using masks, photos, and a shape with text.
Use three photos, a border, and three words to make a unique title on your page.
In this video you will create a quick border cluster using a mask.
Use a photo with a color gradient applied to make a unique and interesting background.
In this Bright Idea, advanced Artisan users will learn how to create a decorative backdrop frame for a double page spread layout using 3 photos, shapes, cutters and strokes.
Using photo frames as paper holders allows for quick adjustments to paper on your layout.
If you’re looking for a fun and easy way to make one photo the focus of your page, then look no further.
Have you ever been at a loss for words while trying to describe the photos on your page?
I love pre-built stacked (or layered) frames. You can’t always just add photo holders to the page and have them fill the frames correctly. The photo holder shape needs to be modified. In this video I’ll show you how to modify your photo holders (edit their shape) to fill the frames just right.
Filling this DPS (Double Page Spread) Blueprint is quick and easy. Add your itinerary to this Blueprint and you’re off to a quick start completing your travel book.