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Survival Kit

Survival Kit

I know, in last week’s post about White Space I said this week would be all about avoiding “trapped” white space. I promise, that will happen next week. I clearly haven’t been paying close enough attention to the calendar. Time has gotten away from me and it’s almost graduation time. I had a College Survival Kit post all planned for next week. Then I realized how far into May we already are. I’m actually already kind of late to discuss…

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White Space

White Space

Have you ever had your heart set on a classic white space layout only to find it feeling a bit lackluster in the end? You’re not alone. As trendy as white space tends to get from time to time, it can still be a challenge to strike a good balance. Today I have a quick and easy fix that will help dress up a white space layout without losing the negative space. Unfamiliar with white space layouts? Read on… What…

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Warped Frame

Warped Frame

Well, in last week’s “Recoloring – Part 4” post I promised to give you a break from coloring. So today will be a little easier and hopefully more fun. And, if you’ve seen my post about an “Out of Bounds” effect, the featured image at the top may look a little familiar. The image in my original post was angled but not in the same way as the one above. That image is a great example of a warped frame…

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Recolor – Part 4

Recolor – Part 4

We’re now in week 4 of recoloring. I never planned that tips to recolor would span weeks. But I shouldn’t be surprised; we all know I can get wordy. And in my own defense, I really try to give you as much info and details as I can. My primary goal is always to help you be successful in your creative endeavors. Just please know I try very hard to keep it as short and sweet as I possibly can….

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Recolor – Part 3

Recolor – Part 3

Over the last two weeks I’ve shown you how to recolor a variety of elements using the Color Blend Mode method. In last week’s “Recolor – Part 2” post I showed you how to recolor multi-layered and multi-colored objects. Up until now, you’ve seen what kind of limitations this method presents. Using this method has required that the object to be recolored has a similar tint or shade as the desired new color. Today that’s about to change as I…

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