Post by cats4jan on Oct 2, 2021 1:02:04 GMT
Click on photo - then choose "load full resolution" - to get a better view of the details
In this case, I had positioned the three photos and the word art I had created onto a blank canvas.
Then I was stuck.
My 'go to' when I'm stuck?? Yes, a template.
I found a template I figured would coordinate and I dropped it behind all the elements I already had on my project.
You can drop an entire template on an already started canvas. Make sure both layouts are showing on your workspace, then
-go to the template,
-highlight all the layers in the layers panel that you want to move to your project
- hold down the shift key - and drag the layers from the layers panel to the other project.
(You hold down the shift key while dragging so the items will land centered on your project)
The layers will move as a whole - keeping their place on the design.
On the original layout - before dragging from the template - make sure you are on the layer where you want the template layers to land.
You want them to land as the back layers of the project.
If they don't land in the right spot, the layers can be moved to the back of the project as a whole.
After moving the template layers to my original project, it was time to move, resize, replace, and remove.
Not sure about the stark whiteness of that middle section, but it does work to call attention to the word art.
As you can tell, I'm not much into busy-ness. I start with a busy project and by the time I'm done, it's minimalist.
And. as you can tell, I love templates by this designer
Layout removed personal reasons
In this case, I had positioned the three photos and the word art I had created onto a blank canvas.
Then I was stuck.
My 'go to' when I'm stuck?? Yes, a template.
I found a template I figured would coordinate and I dropped it behind all the elements I already had on my project.
You can drop an entire template on an already started canvas. Make sure both layouts are showing on your workspace, then
-go to the template,
-highlight all the layers in the layers panel that you want to move to your project
- hold down the shift key - and drag the layers from the layers panel to the other project.
(You hold down the shift key while dragging so the items will land centered on your project)
The layers will move as a whole - keeping their place on the design.
On the original layout - before dragging from the template - make sure you are on the layer where you want the template layers to land.
You want them to land as the back layers of the project.
If they don't land in the right spot, the layers can be moved to the back of the project as a whole.
After moving the template layers to my original project, it was time to move, resize, replace, and remove.
Not sure about the stark whiteness of that middle section, but it does work to call attention to the word art.
As you can tell, I'm not much into busy-ness. I start with a busy project and by the time I'm done, it's minimalist.
And. as you can tell, I love templates by this designer
Layout removed personal reasons
