http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/-t1.htm Sun, 26 Oct 2008 12:58:00 GMT 10 http://i68.servimg.com/u/f68/13/08/62/27/apagea10.jpg http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/-t1.htm http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/cloring-with-prisma-color-pencils-t334.htm Jorunn also called the MCP technique: Here is what you need: The pencils other equipments: paper stumps, sandpaper and odor free solvent. Stamped image: use paper without structure in it, smooth surface. Coloring in with pencils: Color the edges of the image Use the paper stumps, dip it in the solvent, and rub the colors of the pencils in. start at the edge and rub in towards the center, or towards the area you want to be lighter... use sandpaper ... Tips & Techniques Sun, 26 Oct 2008 12:58:00 GMT http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/cloring-with-prisma-color-pencils-t334.htm#3752 http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/cloring-with-prisma-color-pencils-t334.htm http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/photo-transfers-with-paint-daubers-t102.htm Holly To create a photo transfer using your Adirondack Paint Daubers, you need the following supplies: Dauber(any color)(the chalk base formula is perfect for this technique) Spray bottle of water Heat gun Paint brush Wax paper (or any kind to cover your work space) Card, tag, or card stock for your base. texturing tool(optional) Photo image copy(using a toner copier) Gather your supplies and cover your work space. Remove the dauber cap on the paint dauber and use ... Tips & Techniques Wed, 08 Oct 2008 11:09:41 GMT http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/photo-transfers-with-paint-daubers-t102.htm#864 http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/photo-transfers-with-paint-daubers-t102.htm http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/photoshop-t142.htm wilgeshouse i really want to use it to enhance my photos and to make some fun graphics/brushes.

heck, i don't really know what "brushes" really are....just from what i've gathered from seeing other photoshop threads online. haha.]]> Tips & Techniques Fri, 10 Oct 2008 15:16:25 GMT http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/photoshop-t142.htm#1366 http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/photoshop-t142.htm http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/selective-coloring-with-photoshop-t146.htm Holly Selective Color-Photoshop I have had several requests to do a tutorial on this so I did and now you gals will have it too! BEFORE After this photo isfine as is, but as you can see, it can become even more visually interesting by highlighting just the crown. Luckily, Photoshop Elements makes this trick super easy to perform. NOTE: The steps are identical in Photoshop CS2. I used photoshop Pro Zap the color Step 1: Pop open an image in Elements and proceed immediately ... Tips & Techniques Fri, 10 Oct 2008 18:08:35 GMT http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/selective-coloring-with-photoshop-t146.htm#1385 http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/selective-coloring-with-photoshop-t146.htm http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/giving-your-photos-character-t114.htm wilgeshouse here is a fun technique that doesn't take much effort or time to change the feel of your photos. supplies: sanding paper {i used my emery board} solid block or something with a sharper corner {i used an acrylic stamp block} photo adhesive {optional} 1. gather a photo and something solid that has a good corner with some thickness {i'm using a smaller acrylic stamping block}. 2. line up your photo so there is a 'over hang' to the block and this will vary depending ... Tips & Techniques Thu, 09 Oct 2008 11:55:48 GMT http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/giving-your-photos-character-t114.htm#1029 http://apageatatime.forumotion.net/tips-techniques-f31/giving-your-photos-character-t114.htm