Our tutorials are the best resource for how to use our textures, papers, frames and trims. Need to know how to use Photoshop? Need some tips and pointers for design and layout? Are you looking to unlock the mysteries of this workhorse image editor? Here’s where you should start!
We can tell you how to load our products into Photoshop, add shadows and textures, and everything else you could possibly need to know to make the most beautiful scrapbooking pages that you and your family can enjoy forever. We even have a detailed tutorial on how to print out our digital papers for your physical scrapbook. Have fun!
The world is full of colors and when dealing with dropshadows, that statement is also true. Making creative choices when you are digital scrapbooking, or any other type of digital design work can add a whole new dimension to the look of your final piece.
A Photoshop tutorial for those who are just getting started, or just want to pick up some basic tips and tricks. Not all of us are Photoshop Pros! Figuring out how to de-mystify Photoshop is often an intimidating proposition.
If you’d like to use Photoshop for a little more than just pushing around “stock” art, the tips and tricks in this Photoshop tutorial are for you! Use them in scrapbooking, promo making, and general layout design and liven up your layouts with some easily-learned tricks that will serve you well as you progress on your Photoshop journey.
If you’re not familiar with Photoshop’s Layer Styles, now’s your chance! Let’s start with digital scrapbooking tips for using items from my sets with matching papers and backgrounds, such as Word Art and other decorative elements.
Scrapbooking digital style comes with it’s own set of quirks, like how to save large layered files into something you can email for sharing or send to a printer. The best way to do this for scrapbooking is to make a flattened copy of your files just for this purpose.
Photoshop scrapbooking opens up all kinds of neat possibilities, but it has a bit of a learning curve. If you can get the hang of Photoshop’s Layer Masks and Selections, you can do just about anything. Really! Old-schoolers know the pain of not even HAVING layers, OR masks …
Blending scrapbook papers (or objects) is easy using Photoshop’s Layer Masks. Simply place the two scrapbook paper layers you want to work with on top of each other, then add a layer mask to either one.
When you scrapbook digitally you need lots of tips and tricks to get the most creative results. Flatten and clip is my favorite trick! It sounds sort of complicated at first, but once you get the hang of it, this will become one of your best friends for your digital scrapbook. I can’t live without …
Scrapbook freebies are a perfect way to get started with Photoshop. Don’t be shy about experimenting with them. Just make a copy of them before you start and you can experiemnt with any type of scrapbook freebies to your heart’s content.
12×12 scrapbook paper is everywhere. But have you ever seen a beautiful digital pattern and wished you could make a 12×12 scrapbook paper from it, but didn’t know how? It’s not as hard as it looks..in fact it’s downright easy!