Get your favorite layouts ready for printing. The script will add some "bleed" to your page from the background, and you will make sure that all the important elements like photos, journalling, titles, or other decorative elements are within a safe margin of the edge.
Two scripts are available: one for Artscow specs, and one for MyPicTale and Viovio specs.
I am sure many PSP users have looked at those nice glittered acrylic styles that came in sets of 6 or 12 and wished their program could use those PS styles. Well, no more. Now, PSP users can get even MORE of those acrylics. No need to buy various sets for various color palettes. This script gives you 4 options for colors: you can have white glitters (like snow), black glitters (like dust), greyscale glitters that you will colorise during the script, or my favorite one, the multicolored acrylic where you will choose the dominant color.
But this script goes beyond those four choices. You can ALSO choose how much glitter you get: a tiny bit, a little, average, or a lot. And you get all that in one single script. Isn`t that cool?
Let this script create multicolored striped patterns. You can choose 2, 3, or 4 base colors and also choose the width of the stripes, the type of contrast between them. You can choose if you want the stripes to be regular or irregular, and their width. You can generate a 200 x 200 pixels tile, or a tagger size page, or a full-size page with those stripes. Since there is a randomization function in the code, it is possible that all the colors you provide are not all included in the end result. But since it is so quick to do, you can generate dozens of patterns in just a few minutes.
Once the paper/tile is done, you also have the option to create a plaid from it (leaving the striped paper intact for better matching). Then, it is up to you to add texture or other effects to your newly created paper.
Here is a sample of what you can get with the Stripes #2 script. This sampler includes 6 full-size papers. The papers are all plain, with no texture so you can personalize them. They were all made using the palette included.
You can use those papers as you wish (personal or commercial use), and with the palette included, you can create more papers or elements.
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Did you ever want to have an acrylic element in a color that match your layout or your kit? Did you ever want such an acrylic to have a specific shape that you didn`t find ready made? With this script, you will be able to use any shape, and create its equivalent in a transparent or translucent acrylic, without altering the original layer. You will get to choose a color, gradient or pattern for the acrylic, and then, you can also choose various opacity level for your element. Basically, you end up with an infinity of possibilities for your acrylic element.
With this font, you can create patterned edges, as if you were using decorative scissors. You get 50 shapes including scallops, diamonds, waves, in various sizes, and you also get 10 irregular shapes that you can combine randomly (they are all under the number keys) for an irregular edge. Use them in a straight line or following a path to get an infinite variety of effect. Use them for the edges of your pages, the edge of mats, frames, or even the edge or your photos. Combine them by alternating two shapes (or more) for very interesting results.
If you want to print some pictures multiple times either for handing out or to add to some paper craft or hybric scrap, this script will allow you to get many copies in one single print. This should save you time and mostly money. You can print 8 different combinaisons of photos on a 4 x 6, 8 x 10 or 10 x 14 print.
This script was released last week but since i had some formatting problem with this blog, i was not able to tell you then. It is still available in various stores:
In just a few seconds, this script will eliminate single stray pixels. In a second step, it will indicate which areas still have some groups of pixels that might or might not belong there. Since YOU choose the contrasting color to use, those will be much easier to see. Once you have deleted those extra pixels, run the script a second time to remove the colored indicator. This can be a perfect tool for scrappers and designers. And if you do some quality checking, this tool will save you a lot of time and improve the quality of the products.
Take any straight element and turn it into a perfect circle. It could be a ribbon, it could be a string of elements, it could be repeated pattern, or even a text. A perfect way to create special designs for your page, your layout or your kit.
I created these fonts after several customers asked me to code scripts to add some stitchings to shapes. I figured that since you can use "-" to make some kind of stitching, and then play with the size, kerning, offset, leading, etc. to get various results, why not do a whole set of stitches as dingbats? I had fun looking through pages and pages of various stitchings available for sewing machines, and sites for handstitching too. So that lead me to create those. There are 50 different stitches in each set. And also, each set includes one "neat" version of the stitches and one "grungy" version.
The basic stitches include straight, slanted, overlock, zigzag, blind, blanket stitchings and more.
The decorative stitches include scallops, diamonds, feather, stretch, flowers, honeycombs, and more.
Since they are fonts, you can also combine them, you can also use them along a path as you would do with any text. That will give you the option of making stitches along ANY shape you want, whether it is a preset shape, a text or a freehand path. Add your own texture, add a bevel, add a shadow. Choose exactly the color you want as there is no greyscale element to colorise.
See what Guyloup did with this set of fonts.
And i also released a set of PSP brushes WITH a png format set too. A set of ABR brush is in the testing right now for Photoshop users.
