Here's a look at the card I created once it's been printed.
By the way, I've received a few emails asking me what paper I recommend and my typical response is...use what works best with your printer. For me, I have an older HP and I normally use Waste not Paper (that's the Paper Source brand) or Neenah for paper printing and Staples brand double-sided Matter Paper for Digi Items...and the good stuff for actual photos...which means I use the photo paper made for my HP printer.
Edited to add: I used the Staples brand Matte Photo Paper to print that card. Also, In regard to adding a drop shadow in PS Elements...this might help.
8 comments:
this looks so cool!
Did you print this onto white cardstock? (I'm asking because its a digital element but it includes a photo.) I'm always worried that printing photos onto cardstock will leave the photo looking dull....
this is just amazing. awesome tutorial too by the way!
I can't wait for this kit to be released! Thank you - it looks like so much fun. Do you know how to add a drop shadow (I think that's what you called it) in PSE? When I double-click a layer it only allows me to rename the layer; there's no large box with options like adding shadows, etc.?
Hi Linda! Thanks so much. I printed that out on the Staples brand Matte photo paper using the matte photo paper setting on my printer. The photo looks great on it.
Hi Danielle,
There's definitely a way. I found this link but I don't know if it works with the current version. Let me know.
http://www.alibony.com/pse/122208shadow.htm
I am wondering if these will work with lightroom?
Hi Jenelle,
To my knowledge, Lightroom does not currently support PNG files. I'm guessing it's because Lightroom is a photography application and was never meant to deal with graphics and the like. I'm sorry:(
very very cool.
Where can you find/download this program? Please let me know via email: tristinedenise at live dot com. thanks!
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