Create a page using embellishments that match or enhance elements found in your photograph. Use the Grid cutter to evenly "cut" the photograph and then add the matching embellishments to either the top or bottom of the photograph.
Understanding how tools work and why they do what they do is important if you are going to put these tools to work in practical ways. In this tip we will look at how the Wand tool, the Threshold Filter, and the Palettize Filter work together.
In this Start2Finish Video see how to highlight a name in commencement program.
A fun way create a cover for your next book to remember your adventure!
With just two photos, you can create a visually compelling quick page layout. This video features the application of the threshold filter. Your background photo is used as an image reference/design element to the foreground photo.
In this Bright Idea, you’ll learn the fun of using the Threshold Filter.
You will have fun creating your own overlays using your favorite patterned papers. Create detailed backgrounds for your pages and fill with your favorite lightly textured solid papers. The Rubber stamp, Threshold filter and Straight edge cutter together will create this truly unique look.
With just one photo and a few steps, you can create a quick page layout that is a standout design. This quick page features the Threshold Filter and the Paper Rip tool.
Do you love Andy Warhol? Maybe just searching for an idea for a title page to use all your favorite colors.
Learn how to easily make eye-catching covers for your digital albums. Watch Mary as she completes an album cover from Start2Finish.
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