Event Cootie Catchers
May10

Event Cootie Catchers

I’m about to host my daughter’s high school graduation party and put together a little something fun from some pictures I saw online on Etsy and Pinterest. This is probably something more for girls than guys – Cootie Catchers! (Also known as Fortunetellers, but isn’t more fun to say Cootie Catcher?) Back in elementary school, the girls would sit around and make cootie catchers to play with in class. They would...

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Photoshop

When designing your own webpage, Photoshop can be your best friend. I’ll be putting any Photoshop info that I gather in here. For some basics, I found a good article in eHow to get started. Check out that page at [Photoshop Guide]. Some of the articles include: Using Layers Using Masks How to use Brushes (see the [cref photoshop-brushes] Post) How to make Fire Coloring More… Daryl showed me how to make an animated GIF in...

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4-1-2010 Meeting

This was again a small group meeting. Scott had been working on web design during the week and had done some pretty cool stuff with Photoshop Brushes. We decided that we would watch a few tutorials on YouTube during our lunch meeting. Check out the [cref photoshop-brushes] Post for some good links. Update: As a follow-up, we discussed a little background removal after looking at something I was working on. Scott found a good...

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Photoshop Brushes

Donnie mentioned Photoshop brushes when he was here. Photoshop does have default brushes. Some of the standard viewable default brushes are Spatter, Chalk, Star, etc. Make sure you click on the small black arrow next to the word Brushes to view all of the brush sets avilable. Brush sets are usually located in the folder C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop X.X\Presets\Brushes (where X.X is the program version). To make brush sets that you...

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