and other Paper Possibilities
I love Photoshop Elements. It is simple and affordable. It is amazingly powerful. PHE allows me to adjust the color and brightness levels of an image. This not only saves images that I really wante…
Started by Carol Wiebe in Discussions. Last reply by rebecca alexander Feb 5.
Here I will gradually add the techniques I use to create my "cracked paper quilts." I am constantly developing and expanding my ideas, so please add any questions or suggestions. They are more than w…
Started by Carol Wiebe in Discussions. Last reply by Deborah Sims Jan 29.
Let's post links of artists or techniques that make us breathe faster, that widen our eyes, that get our juices flowing. If they are not about paper, let's think of a way they could be applied to pap…
Started by Carol Wiebe in Discussions. Last reply by Carol Wiebe Nov. 21, 2009.
The Wii Mommies would like to extend their welcome to Dr.Kristi Funk, a board-certified surgical breast specialist and an expert in minimally-invasive diagnostic and treatment methods for all types o…
Started by Amy Domestico in Discussions Oct. 20, 2009.
I have been messing around with making paper for my digital printing. Yesterday after working on an image for days, I finally decided on a print for my largest precious piece of bark paper. Here is t…
Tagged: mariposa, grove, printing, Digital, Paper
Started by Kathyanne White in Discussions. Last reply by Linda Kelleher Oct. 5, 2009.
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There is an exquisite timing in creating art, like when you realize you must stop and allow those beautiful brushstrokes and textures to set in order to preserve them, even though your hands long to keep painting. Even though you will be adding another layer, or another ten layers,
later. The discipline of that is breathtaking, and empowering. You are
able to hear the art tell you what it needs, and act in accordance with
that. To listen.
Or when you find the energy
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