As we approach the end of 2009, it’s time to take a minute to tell your story and say what this year has been for you. Digital Scrapbooking is a great way to journal your “2009 Journal Entry.” Try these ideas for your end-of-the-year digital scrapbooking reflections!
Read full post...Sometimes I feel like I never have time to learn new digital scrapbooking techniques or take any photo editing training. My life is a big rush of a million things I need to get done each day! However, I can learn on the run with my training and a laptop computer – get 6 tips!
Read full post...Have you ever wished you could get a little more information about how to do something in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements? Get a FREE User Guide for more help!
Read full post...Sometimes it is nice to have all the blogs on a certain topic pulled together in one place so you can more easily get the information that you have been looking for! This weekend we are going to review Photography Tips!
Read full post...Today we are going to show you how to make one of the digital scrapbooking pages we showed in yesterday’s blog article that was inspired by junk email!
Read full post...School photo packages are never really ideal for many reasons: They’re usually very expensive, you only get one or two chances for taking your photo (instead of taking the time to take the best shot possible), and the photos are never edited (and show every last pimple, blemish, etc). So, why do we keep investing in these overpriced pics? This year, don’t buy buy the unnecessary school photos, or at the very least, just buy less! Instead, take your own school photos- photos that your child will be proud to hand out to their friends. It’s not very difficult to take good pics, just follow the 6 school photo tips below and your child may be very pleased with the results!
Read full post...If you haven’t seen these recent blogs then check them out because they will help you get more information on different ways to use fabulous custom brush or special brush tips!
Read full post...Introduction to the Photoshop Elements Organizer. 6 Reasons to use the Organizer within Photoshop Elements
Read full post...Ms. Digi Know, Digital Scrapbooks and More’s sassy digital expert, answers questions and offers advice about using Custom Brushes!
Read full post...In the spotlight today is the Crop Tool, which is found in both Photoshop and Photoshop Elements. The Crop Tool is used to quickly change the size of and image and remove unneeded space on the top or sides of an image. Cropping is also a great way to remove unwanted areas of an image or unneccesary background. Learn how to use the Crop Tool and some additional features that Photoshop offers for this helpful tool!
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