To shake out some cobwebs and crank out some creations in the little bit of time I have between the kids' bedtime and mine, I have elected to go through Natasha Trupp's CAS sketches (note: she offers PDF compilations here which just rocks the planet!) and complete as many as I can (before I get distracted elsewhere!). Today I feature sketch #56.
Positive note of the day: I finished my process guide. Since I have not had to use Microsoft Word in forevah, I have no idea which is the best file format to include for my graphics. I chose PNG but the text is blurry (the original flow diagrams were created in Visio). If anyone has a suggestion, I am all ears!Fun Thing I Found on the Web:
8 comments:
Adorable card. Your coloring is wonderful.
I so love "Max and Whiskers"...I'm almost finished mine. This little pup is so cute, and I love the ribbon you added :)
What a great card -- love it, it's so cute
Just as darling as can be. Love the CAS layout to and thanks for the link.
So cute!
Still laughing at the fun thing on the web heehee!
I am going more and more to CAS simple, but they aren't as easy as they look! Great job!
Super cute card Allison. That dog image is sweet! Great take on the sketch. ;o)
Looove the papers you chose, that dog is great! I use Word every day, all day long, and when I want a screenshot in a doc, I open it in PS, if I don't need to flatten layers, then I save as a straight jpg. If I've done something that means I'll have to flatten the image, then I do Save for Web and save either the original as a gif or at least the first option it gives on "2 Up" ~ hope that helps even a tiny bit. If I don't open and save an image within PS, then my Word file balloons by at least a meg for each pic.
Have you ever used Framemaker for its XML capabilities and had data extracted from an FM file?
Post a Comment