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Showing posts with label Digital Freebie Paper Kit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Freebie Paper Kit. Show all posts

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Final add on...


One final kit to add on. Match them up with some patterned paper or re-colour as needed. Enjoy!

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Add on paper kit


As promised another paper kit download part 2. I may post a third pack of more neutral colours tomorrow. Enjoy!

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Free Paper Kit


Everyone seems to like paper packs so I'll post another...This paper kit is part one of at least two parts. The second part will most likely be posted tomorrow. Hope you enjoy!

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Paper Kit and Font Resource


Here is a free paper kit! I've also included an overlay in this kit - not shown in the preview. If you would like to use this overlay to add some texture to a background page just alter the opacity and the layer style to your liking. If you haven't set up a folder for overlays I would highly recommend it. My overlay folder is my go to place when I want to change up a look of a background.

You will also notice with all my downloads that I do not include any alphabet characters. I may one day, but at this point adding alpha characters can be quite time consuming, and would limit how often I can post. I will however post a great resource for font downloads for PC or Mac. I'm going to send you to some fonts that I think would be great for this paper kit found here. This website is endless. I found a ton of fonts I love just by looking at the 'A' section...This site should keep you busy!

Enjoy the download!

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Add on to the last download! Freebie paper pack...


Hmm...it looks like the last free paper kit download was a popular one! I'm going to post an add on to that kit...I loved the bright colours, but I'm also a big fan of more neutral colours. Next post will be a full kit!

Enjoy!



Monday, September 21, 2009

Overlays are everywhere! + freebie papers

I'm trying to use more overlays in my kits to create more variety/texture than using the regular canvas filters found in PS. Overlays are pretty simple to create. I generally find textures I like and do a full photo of that area. It doesn't matter if your texture is varied or consistent. I've done stones, tree bark, cracked pavement...the options are endless. Today's free kit started out as a picture of laminate wood flooring in black and white. From there I reduced the opacity to 20% set to normal and duplicated the layer. On the second identical layer I rotated the image by 90 degrees. This created a nice texture for a paper pack. It will take some experimentation for the layer style setting and the opacity. Using the same settings usually won't work for every colour chosen but minor adjustments are usually simple. I'm liking the final result, and I hope you do too!

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Free Paper Pack Download

Just a quick paper pack today...enjoy!

12 by 12 inches
300 dpi


Next post is hopefully this Sunday...Have a good weekend!

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Getting Creative with Colour Palettes +free digital kit

I want to share a website I came across. This website was the colour source for the scrapbook kit that that I am posting as a free download.

Sometimes I find the hardest part of scrapbooking is choosing a colour palette. It's the first thing I decide on as I create a kit, and being stuck on my first step is pretty discouraging. Whenever this happens I usually search out some finished layouts for colour ideas I wouldn't normally chose. This time I searched colour palettes and came across this website called COLOURlovers

There are tons of user created palettes to chose from. You can even sign up for a free account to mark your favourite colour combos. There are probably a ton of features that I haven't even come across yet. Honestly, when I found this palette called Wildflower Whimsy and had to get started right away.

I'm not sure if I would ever come up with this colour combination, but I think it's great and had a lot of fun putting this kit together (and I hope it shows!).
I didn't bother with downloading the palette to PS option this time. It was quick enough to copy the HEX and enter them into Photoshop Elements by double clicking the colour selection. I think the download option will be useful as I get more familiar with the site.

Anyways, I thought that this website is a great resource for digital scrapbookers...so check it out!

Enjoy the free download...