Showing posts with label ScrapArtist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ScrapArtist. Show all posts

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Digital Layouts 07/22/07

More fun with Adobe Elements. While I may do some paper layouts of this cruise (particularly since I've bought paper, etc.), I'm enjoying the digital ones. And since 100% of the photos from this trip are digital, it's even easier.

05 Cruise: Bar Harbor

Paper: World Traveler, Sande Krieger (TwoPeas)
Ribbon: Fall Splendor, Nancy R. Janitz (ScrapArtist)
Journa
ling box: Seventies, Tia Bennett (TwoPeas)















Halifax
Papers, ribbon, brads: Fall Splendor, Nancie R. Janitz (ScrapArtist)
Quote: Kim Hill
Photo corners: Travel, Rhonna Farrer (Two Peas)
Journaling box:
Fall Splendor, Nancie R. Janitz (ScrapArtist)















Quebec
Papers, swirl: Fall In, Je
n Lessinger
Buttons: Give Thanks, Jackie Eckels
Bows: Lisa Cohen (ScrapArtist)
Fleur de lis: World Traveler, Sandy Krieger
Ribbon & charm: Travel, Rhonna Farrer




Saturday, July 21, 2007

Digital Layout 07/21/07

I really should be finishing my DC layouts, but they're all paper. And I wanted to play with the new computer. Wow--what a difference a bunch of RAM makes! It didn't hesitate, hiccup, or otherwise blink at anything. I had tons of files open in Elements, and it still ran lightning fast. (Man, mom, this would have made that layout on Thursday night a LOT faster to put together!)

This is the cover page for the layouts of the cruise we took to New England in '05. I think I may use this layout for all of my cover pages, using a representation of photos from the trip that may not otherwise appear on other layouts. We'll see. The beauty of digital is that I can change my mind with the click of a mouse!

05 Cruise



Digital kit: Fall Splendor (Nancy R. Janitz, ScrapArtist)

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Digital Layouts 07/19/07

NYC Montage
I scraplifted this digital layout from one of my favorite magazines--Creating Keepsakes. I found it a great way to display highlights from our fall trip to NYC. The blank spot in the corner will be taken up by a journal, detailing each day's activities. Everything is digital except for the journal.


Digital paper: Rhonna Farrer & Jen Lessinger (TwoPeas)
Fonts: Verdana & Sketched Alaphabet
Program: Adobe Elements 4.0


Broadway
In theory, this layout was scraplifted. But in the end, it looks absolutely nothing like my inspiration layout, so I think I can call it original. Finally, I'm figuring out this digital scrapbooking thing.


Digital paper: Sande Krieger (Two Peas)
Swirls & journaling box: Nancy R. Janitz (ScrapArtist)
Brads & staples: Michelle Coleman (ScrapArtist)