Video Tidbit: Frayed
Learn how to create your very own perfectly frayed edges for your shapes, embellishments, and photos.
Learn how to create your very own perfectly frayed edges for your shapes, embellishments, and photos.
Create a title that looks like it has been made from wood slats arranged together in a mosaic pattern.
Use your own photos to create beautiful background papers. Add a surface texture and you have a one of kind creation.
Create a page using embellishments that match or enhance elements found in your photograph. Use the Grid cutter to evenly "cut" the photograph and then add the matching embellishments to either the top or bottom of the photograph.
Create a quick and fun page with a cluster and a few rectangles.
Have fun using this filter to add dimension to everything round! Sphereize a journal box, a photo, or an embellishment, and watch how quickly dimension gets added to the element!
Use Text Shapes, the Outliner tool, and tilted letters to create a unique title for your page.
What is this filter and why would you want to use it? Learn about "noise" in some of your images.
The Fractal Map filter is a tool to create patterns of transparency on an element. It offers six predefined patterns, each with customizable settings. By adjusting the sliders, you can increase or decrease the effect of the filter, allowing you to fine-tune the appearance of the transparency pattern. The preview feature enables you to see a preview of how the final image will look with the Fractal Map filter applied, helping you make informed adjustments. The Fractal Map filter's ability to create unique textures can be advantageous for enhancing the visual interest and depth of your page or design. By applying the filter to an element, you can introduce intricate and artistic patterns of transparency, which can contribute to the overall aesthetics of your layout.
Learn how to create a creative background effect from a color in your photo using fill, frame and filter.
The vibrations filter is a digital image processing technique that can be used to enhance edges and details in an image. Specifically, it works by applying a vibration-like effect to the pixels in the image, which can create a wavy or blurring effect, depending on the settings used. Overall, the vibrations filter can be a powerful tool for image processing. However, as with any image processing technique, it's important to use it judiciously to achieve the best possible result.
Invert is a feature in Artisan that allows you to reverse the colors of an image or selection. When you invert an image, all the colors in the image are changed to their opposite values on the color wheel. For example, black becomes white, white becomes black, and red becomes cyan. The invert function is often used for special effects, to create a negative image, or to enhance visibility of certain details. The process involves selecting the part of the image you want to invert, and then selecting the invert function from Artisan's Filter ribbon.
The Water drop tool under the Filters ribbon in Artisan can add subtle changes to your paper creating a sense of movement. This would be fun to apply to a paper on a page with water as the theme, like the beach or lake or maybe even a cruise.
Watch as Cindy makes a chapter starter page from Start 2 Finish. This will be the first page in her Baltic States book beginning the section on Warsaw, Poland.
Enjoy learning a few details and tips about the Rippled Glass filter.
Learn how the Diffuse glow filter works and some practical applications for its use.
This tool tip will explain what the Alpha Gradient filter is and how to use it.