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Video Tidbit: Make Your Own Slides
Learn how to make your own slides to have a different way to display your photos.
Showing posts with tag "Topic: Photos".
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Challenge 38: White On White
Using a white background and all white elements on your page makes for an elegant look.
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Video Tidbit: Blend Layer With Photo
Want to add some artistic flair to a photo? It’s easy with the Blend effect.
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Start2Finish: At The Beach With Bucky
This page was inspired by my desire to make a photo pop up from an image. With the cuteness that is Bucky, the custom cut tool, shape editing and some custom shadowing. I achieved the result of popping him up from the photo. Join me as I create this fun page.
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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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Video Tidbit: Cut Up Photo
In this video, you will use the Grid cutter and Straight edge cutter to cut a photo into varying rectangles and squares and then use Color Wash and the Rough painting Artistic filter to give some of the pieces a different look. This makes for an interesting-looking photo.
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Video Tidbit: Filter Photo Correction
Sometimes there are distracting elements in an otherwise good photo. Filters, including Angled Spray, Oil Painting, Vibrations, and Rippled Glass are one way to deal with those elements.
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Photography Tip: Keep Your Distance
Photography classes often teach photographers to get close to their subjects. While this can result in great shots, photos taken too close to their subjects don’t always work well with the techniques you might want to use in digital scrapbooking. Sometimes it pays to keep your distance.
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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.
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Photography Tip: Taking Pet Photos
This Photography Tip will help you take better photos of your pet!
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Enchanted Forest Crop Challenge 166: Fragmented
Create a fun and unique design using the grid cutter and the rotate tool.
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Artisan Tip: Salvaging Poor Quality Photos Part 3: Emboss
Explore the Emboss Filter, an Artisan filter that mimics the look of relief sculpture carving.
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Pixie Power Minute: Quick Frame Bucky Combination
This video will show you how to create a custom frame setting using photo effects.
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Video Tidbit: Photo Editing Using Embedded Image Editor
Use the embedded image editor to keep the characteristics of a live photo holder.
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Bright Idea 248: Blend A Photo Into Draw Edges
In this Bright Idea, different effects will be applied to three copies of the same photo to create an artistic transition from the Draw Edges filter to the full picture.
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Artisan Tip: Salvaging Poor Quality Photos Part 2: Palettize
In part 2 of this series, we will explore how Palettize, an Artisan Stylize Filter, can be used to add an artistic flair to photos that may not be as crisp and clear as you would have liked.
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Pixie Power Minute: Mask Clipping
This video will demonstrate how a mask effect “clips” or fills photos and how to adjust the clipping.
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Artisan Tip: Salvaging Poor Quality Photos Part 1: Posterize
Explore how Posterize, an Artisan Stylize Filter, can give a new life to your photos by transforming them into poster style works of art.
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Video Tidbit: Photos and Stacked Frames
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.
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Artisan Tip: Manual Rearrange
Did you know that you can manually re-arrange your photos within your Artisan project? If you are familiar with the Album Planner in Historian, you know the flexibility of being able to arrange your photos in any order you want. Historian is great to use on larger scale when you are arranging photos to create an entire project. Having the flexibility to organize your photos in Artisan is a great option if you do not have Historian and are working on a project in small sections.