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Artisan Tip: Remove Photos From Photos Panel
Learn how and why you might want to delete photos from the Photos panel in Artisan.
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Artisan Tip: Blend Layer Masked Edge Fix
Learn why sometime you get flawed edges when applying a Blend Layer to an element and a simple trick to fix it.
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Tip: Filter - Invert
Invert is a feature in Artisan that allows you to reverse the colors of an image or selection. When you invert an image, all the colors in the image are changed to their opposite values on the color wheel. For example, black becomes white, white becomes black, and red becomes cyan. The invert function is often used for special effects, to create a negative image, or to enhance visibility of certain details. The process involves selecting the part of the image you want to invert, and then selecting the invert function from Artisan's Filter ribbon.
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Tip: Adding A Signature
Create a personal touch on your page or project by adding a handwritten signature as a shape.
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Artisan Tip: Saving Custom Papers To A Personal Art Kit
Learn how to save a paper you created and how to choose which format to save it in.
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Artisan Tip: Photos Panel Filters
Learn how to use the filters in the Photos Panel to make the project completion process easier and more productive.
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Artisan Tip: Tagging Page Files
Learn how to apply purposeful tags to your Blueprints, templates and predesigned pages.
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Tip: Opacity vs Normal Blend Layer
Want to mute or tone down the a paper, embellishment, or photo, but do not want to see behind that element? Using a blend layer will achieve the results vs reducing the opacity of these elements. This tip will show you how to apply both a blend layer and reduce the opacity of an element. And, when to use each of the tools.
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Artisan Tip: Exporting An Image
Because there are so many editing options in Artisan, you may want to save an edited photo or image for future uses. This tip tells you how.
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Artisan Tip: Using Pocket Cards Part 3 - Cluster Extraction
In this third tip of the series, you will use a variety of tools to extract ready made clusters!
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Artisan Tip: Using The "Shape, Background" Element
Using the "Shape, Background" element is a quick and easy tool to add background paper to a layout. However, there might be instances when you want the background paper to be a regular element and not specifically the "Shape, Background."
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Artisan Tip: Paragraph Indent
This tip will show you how to use the Paragraph Indent feature in the Font dialogue box, so that you can add bullets to your text boxes or indent your text.
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Artisan Tip: Artistic Filters Rough or Oil Painting
Using Rough or Oil painting Artistic Filters on embellishments.
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Artisan Tip: Pattern Papers - Scale and Pattern
Do you need help combining pattern papers? This tip will help you combine pattern papers by adjusting the scale of the pattern.
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Artisan Tip: Using Pocket Cards Part 2 - Element Extraction
This is the second Tip in a series of how to incorporate the various cards that are included in digital art kits.
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Artisan Tip: Mixing Pattern Papers
Using pattern papers on a layout, when done well, your eye moves easily from one pattern to another, creating a good flow. This tip will help you mix patterns that create a visually pleasing design.
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Artisan Tip: Using Pocket Cards Part 1
The first in a series showing you how to use the cards that are included in various digital art kits.
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Artisan Tip: Accessing Search Results in Project
The search feature in Artisan 6 is incredible and this Tip will make it even more powerful.
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Artisan 6 Tip: Photo Cleanup
Artisan projects can take up considerable space on a computer. The size of the project depends on the number of pages and photos added. With the introduction of the Cleanup tool, the software can remove unused photos from the files of the project – effectively reducing the overall size of the project.