Shaping text can be a tedious task using the current tools of PaintShop Pro because most of the time, you have to use the Warp Mesh tool and this means a lot of nodes to tweak to get a single shape.
This script includes options for 30 different "envelopes" to shape your text. This will be perfect for titles or wordart.
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For a sampler, I created 4 shaped texts in black that you can colorize to match your project. Each one is in png format and about 2000 pixels.
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Diamond shapes will convey an impression of dynamism so using diamond-shaped slats to showcase your photos will give them a new angle.
For a sampler, I created this layered template for you to showcase your photo in the middle. The template is 3600 pixels wide and in pspimage format for PaintShop Pro users.
You can now feel like an artist and turn any photo into a colorful painted silhouette.
For a sampler, I was inspired by the painted effect and I decided to apply it to some text, a little like a graffiti artist. I picked a few words that could be used in various projects and applied the effect using 4 basic colors. There is also a spelling variation for Colorful/Colourful so everyone should be able to use it.
With very little effort, you can now add some delicate tatting lace along the edge of your frames, mats, etc. You can use any one of the eight picture tubes and hand draw the lace in a free-flowing style, but you can also add it to any vector path for a very regular design.
For this week's freebie, I created a delicate oval frame with this tatting. I also added some gemstones to it for a unique effect.
You can use a simple piping bag to write text or draw some fancy ornaments, but if you are able to add some shell design, it would be even more fun and realistic, don't you think?
For a freebie, I created some PNG elements that are separate for you to combine in infinite ways, whether it is for a middle design or borders. Each element is large enough that you can cover a large area, but you can size down as needed.
Icing with a piping bag can allow anyone to have some interesting or fancy design on a cake or cookies, but it can be also messy and full of calories.
As a sampler, I created some digits with a light chocolate flavor icing. Each digit is about 700 pixels high and in PNG format.
You can now create fun or crazy patches for your next project, whether it is a letter, a digit, a basic or even an irregular shape. <
For a free sample, I created a fun alphabet using an irregular font called Deanna. I also picked different shades of blues. Each letter is about 500 pixels high.
Many sports teams have logos added to the players' jackets, or their number or their name. You can also want to have other types of designs as an embroidered patch to signal an interest in music, arts, or a particular activity.
As a sample, I created each individual digits in basic red, white and blue colors.
Sometimes, you want some simple buttons to add to your projects. You want a specific color, and don't want to spend too long finding that perfect color in your stash.
As a sample of this script, I created a dozen pastel-colored buttons so they won't overpower your next project. Each button is semi-translucent and in PNG format.
September is often the time for back to school, whether we have young kids, older teenagers, or grandkids in that age group. Or maybe it can also be a grown-up going back to school!
For a sample, I created a simple frame that is 3600x3600 pixels. You can use it full-size to frame a whole page or you can size it down to fit a smaller photo. I am also including a frame made of wood that is slightly smaller.
