There are so many ways to add a date on a project, but even though they might be fairly easy to create manually, it is often taking a little bit more time than we really need, and if we ever want to create a series of them, it multiplies the challenges of making them fast, but also accurate.
This script will create a simple datestamp to add a month and date, or month and day for you. But, since you can choose any text you want, there are ways to be creative with it and have something else than a date, like a greeting, a short phrase and much more.
Since you can choose any font for the inside text, you can really create something with various themes, or moods, depending on your actual project.
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For a sample of this script, i created a series of 12 stamps, for each month of 2015. They are in png format.
You can use them to date your projects or your photos, or as a way to date your year in review project.
Each element is about 500 pixels wide, and although they are white, you can easily colorize them by first lowering the brightness to turn the white into a grey.
What project can you add those to? Maybe a layout that is already done and is still requiring a fun way to date it?
Remember to show us what you do with those. Either link in the comments below, or pin it on our group board.
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Another great script
I would use them in my photobook with the name of the place the photo was taken.
I would make a saying and cut it out in vinyl to put on my wall. Would look really unique and different.
I would LOVE to see a photo of that. I never thought of using vinyl decals with the scripts!
That is an awesome idea to cut it out on vinyl! I love these cutout stamps. I have the first two scripts and I would use this script to make a title for my slide shows as well as lower-thirds.
I take a lot of photos of my flowers and of our Texas sunsets. I would use the script for identifying labels.
That is a good idea too! I never thought of making labels out of it.
Both of those are great ideas. I was thinking City and date, in a travel album.
I would definitely use it to make Jam Jar Labels. Hybrid of course.