Not all shapes are created the same. Even when they are found in the same area there are subtle differences that will make a huge difference in how they are used. This tip will define the different types of Live Shapes available in Artisan.
This tip examines the effects of resizing grouped elements versus multiple ungrouped elements.
Learn how to gather, document, and journal information about your family traditions using this step-by-step guide.
Creating a layout with many photos can be both fun and challenging. Here are some ideas to help you effectively use a lot of photos on a 12x12 page.
Learn how Cluster Groups can make designing pages quick and easy.
Learn about all your options when creating free-form, straight, or curved lines.
Have you noticed that when you cut a reduced opacity element, that the opacity gets even lower? It is easy to avoid and overcome this issue.
This tip explains the differences in using Artisan's cutting tools on grouped elements versus multiple selected elements.
Explore the concept of color moods and discover how to incorporate them into your scrapbook pages.
A mosaic is a piece of art or image made from the assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials. The mosaic filter in Artisan is a tool used to transform photos and/or elements into a mosaic-like appearance. This effect breaks the image into smaller, usually square, pieces that mimic the look of a traditional mosaic made of tiles. Each piece can vary in color to match the original image, creating a visually interesting and artistic effect. Artisan offers two mosaic filters: one with 4-sided tiles and another with 6-sided tiles. Both filters provide the same set of options. This tip will focus on documenting the 4-sided mosaic filter option.
This Tip will help you decide when to use a Stroke or a Decorative Frame to enhance your photos.
Enjoy the process of learning more about the basics behind designing. Our first exploration takes us into space!
In this Tip, you will learn how easy it is to use Decorative Frames and Mat effects to create the perfect look for your page.
This tip reviews several tasks that can be done daily, weekly, or monthly to ensure your computer's performance is at its best.
Explore the components and purpose of the Curves tool to effectively control and manipulate an element's tonal range.
Creating a system for checking your completed project is essential to ensure accuracy and quality. Begin by developing a comprehensive checklist that covers all critical aspects of the project, including content accuracy, formatting consistency, and design alignment. Break down the review process into manageable sections, such as text, images, and layout to focus on one element at a time. Use both digital tools and manual methods, like spell checkers and printed proofs, to catch a wide range of errors. Involve a second pair of eyes for a fresh perspective and to catch mistakes you might have overlooked. Document any issues identified in a tracking table or spreadsheet, noting the location and nature of each error to streamline corrections. This systematic approach will help you thoroughly review your project, ensuring a polished and professional final product. In addition to the related offerings, if you purchased a Hollywood Virtual Party ticket, review Breakout 05: Workflow Proofing for additional proofing techniques.
Utilize the Scope of effects to determine how grouped elements are filled.
Explore new ways to use your Alpha Sets and learn how to adjust them to coordinate with your page.
If discrepancies in your Content Manager have you confused, this tip will provide you with helpful insight.
Historian's Journaling Boxes are great organizing items that can only be accessed in the Album Planner mode. In this tip, we will explore the different style options that can be applied to these journaling boxes.