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Post by cats4jan on Aug 22, 2017 22:24:43 GMT
Kind of looks like brocade boards to me. It's one background paper with a subtle design - (paper: created by jill), duplicate 5 times From the bottom up -- First layer is whole Second layer is squished down a bit Third layer, more squishing, etc... "squishing" makes each 'board' look a little different I have not cut the paper to size, I used the move tool and pushed down on the top arrow to squish the paper. See the layers panel
Layer Style added for definition between 'boards'
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Post by cats4jan on Aug 22, 2017 22:34:30 GMT
This is as far as I've gotten with my layout using my new background I'm kind of stuck with where to go from here...
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Post by Lillias on Aug 23, 2017 9:08:40 GMT
Great idea for your background Janice. I like the offset framing and how you picked up the colour for the frame from your photo. Look forward to seeing how you progress your page.
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Post by Sydney on Aug 23, 2017 10:13:17 GMT
Ditto what BillieJean said.
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Post by cats4jan on Aug 23, 2017 12:20:20 GMT
I have a lot of layouts with offset framing. For some reason, it appeals to me.
To do offset framing, make sure your outline is on its own layer.
Control/Command click on the thumbnail in your layers panel to get a selection Open a new layer above the photo and Edit> Stoke/Outline your selection on this new layer - choosing color and width from the screen that pops up when you choose this option.
Now this outline can be moved anywhere on your project, plus you can change/delete it any time - without affecting your photo. Outlining on your photo layer permanently changes the photo - there's no going back
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