Post by cats4jan on May 19, 2022 12:45:17 GMT
Recently, I went to the restaurant - Elevation 89 - at our newly remodeled airport - which inspired this layout
I worked on this for a week, but it is never going to be more than it is - so I stopped.
I get frustrated when my work looks like it did when I first started scrapping 15 years ago.
However, this is a lesson in knowing when to stop...
The 'ribbon' is made by duplicating the airplane silhouette until I had enough for the
entire run. BTW - not really happy with that either. Oh well.
The ribbon is a large narrow rectangle of color, with pngs added
To make a straight line of the same item, duplicate the item, position it under the first item and merge the two layers
Then duplicate that layer, drag it under the first layer - then merge the layers and you will have four
Then duplicate that layer and drag it under the other one and merge the two layers and you will have eight, etc.
(this is much easier than trying to align 10 single layers although the alignment function of the move tool works really well, too)
To keep them in a straight line, hold down the shift key as you drag
I worked on this for a week, but it is never going to be more than it is - so I stopped.
I get frustrated when my work looks like it did when I first started scrapping 15 years ago.
However, this is a lesson in knowing when to stop...
The 'ribbon' is made by duplicating the airplane silhouette until I had enough for the
entire run. BTW - not really happy with that either. Oh well.
The ribbon is a large narrow rectangle of color, with pngs added
To make a straight line of the same item, duplicate the item, position it under the first item and merge the two layers
Then duplicate that layer, drag it under the first layer - then merge the layers and you will have four
Then duplicate that layer and drag it under the other one and merge the two layers and you will have eight, etc.
(this is much easier than trying to align 10 single layers although the alignment function of the move tool works really well, too)
To keep them in a straight line, hold down the shift key as you drag
