One Simple Secret to Beautiful Masks and Overlays

Published: Tue, 05/14/13



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May 14, 2013  |  Digital Scrapper News  |  Volume 11 Issue 20

Hi ,

Are any of you from the beautiful city of Austin, Texas? A while back Linda and I spent several days in your neck of the woods. 

Jen and Linda in Austin, TX

While I traveled light with my iPhone in my back pocket, Linda traveled in style with her Sony NEX7 and bag of camera lenses. That cute lady is slightly obsessed with snapping photos! But here's the cool thing. She's not only snapping up memories, she's snapping up textures and photomasks and landscapes for enhancing her scrapbook pages.

Textures and other photos for scrapbooking

For example, when big cities get graffiti on their alleyways, a quick fix is to just paint over the graffiti with a solid color. To the well trained eye, that is a perfect opportunity to snatch up a unique photo mask. Check out this page she made about our trip to see how she used some of her photos. 

Have a great week, friend. 
 
Jen White

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Header: Mother Is a Verb by Krystal Hartley--our May 2013 Premier kit.
  
 
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Class starts tomorrow!

With our new class, Little Known Scrapbooking Secrets Using Photoshop Tools, starting tomorrow (Wednesday, May 15), I asked Linda to give us a sneak preview. Here's what she had to say:

"I went through all the tools for Photoshop and Photoshop Elements and picked out the ones I use frequently for scrapbooking. I have to say that I'm really excited about what I have to share! These are techniques I use all the time, plus some really great new uses that I discovered while doing research for this class."

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Vintage Camera Inspiration

After a year of popularity, vintage cameras are still considered to be trendy in today's designer world. Here is some inspiration for using them on your scrapbook page, as well as a FREEBIE to add to your stash.

Read the blog post and find that Freebie!


   
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