If you like watercolor effects, the newest script will turn your photo (a section of it) into a watercolor masterpiece. It also comes with several watercolor brushes you can use outside of the script.
For a sample, I used the brushes included to make a layered mask template.
This sample is available in .pspimage and .psd formats.
Grab it on the blog.
The latest script will apply individual colors from a gradient of your choice to each letter of a text. Then, you can tweak your text however you want, and the letters will keep their solid color.
For samples, I ran the script using different phrases for the four seasons, and gradients related to that season. I then added some effects, changing the kerning, adding a stroke, converting the text to individual shapes and playing with those characters.
Each wordart is in PNG format. You can grab them on the blog.
If you like some unevenness in designs, the last script codes will generate a full-size page of uneven lines with additional options. No two pages will be identical, even with the same options.
I made two samples of such uneven lines: one with thick and bold primary colors, and one with thin more subtle spring/Easter-themed colors.
Those are png format so you can add a background in any color.
This week, a new script was released to allow the user to create a series of custom admission tickets where you can use any text, choose the font of the main text, the color of the paper and accents, and even generate random ticket numbers, if you want.
For a sampler, I created two sets of tickets that you can use as a strip, or cut out the tickets separately.
This week, I released a script that will apply various glitch effects to any element, shape, or text.
For a sample, I chose to showcase three options for those glitches, and I opted to use a familiar 404 number as everyone knows how it is synonymous with glitch!
Each one illustrates one of the three different types of glitches available from the script.
Wow this is fantastic thank you Carole
I forgot to post one freebie. I coded a script to create a simple bowtie with or without an accent ribbon.
I made a set of 5 basic bowties with a white accent ribbon.
You can get those bows on the blog.
In the Campus, the theme for January is FAIR. As a freebie, we have some colorful admission tickets, with text and blank.
You can request them after viewing the fun layouts on this blog post.
This week, I created a script that will turn straight flat ribbons into wrinkled ribbons. Great for the not-so-perfect themes.
I created four basic straight ribbons, and eight matching wrinkled ones. Use them in any combination you want.
Grab this set of 12 ribbons on the blog.
I have created a script that will use random sections of your own photo to create seamless scallop patterns.
I made some samples using a "winter" photo so you get 8 seamless patterns with blues and greys.
You can grab them on the blog.
If you like watercolor effects, the newest script will turn your photo (a section of it) into a watercolor masterpiece. It also comes with several watercolor brushes you can use outside of the script.
For a sample, I used the brushes included to make a layered mask template.
This sample is available in .pspimage and .psd formats.
Grab it on the blog.
For our monthly blog post about MARRIAGE, I made some "stamps" that you can colorize as needed to match your project.
You can request them after scrolling through the inspired layouts on this blog post.
The latest script will apply individual colors from a gradient of your choice to each letter of a text. Then, you can tweak your text however you want, and the letters will keep their solid color.
For samples, I ran the script using different phrases for the four seasons, and gradients related to that season. I then added some effects, changing the kerning, adding a stroke, converting the text to individual shapes and playing with those characters.
Each wordart is in PNG format. You can grab them on the blog.
One recent script creates a radial pattern out of any shape you want with different color combinations you want.
For a sampler, I created a radial design with a heart. It is in PNG format and you can colorize/paint it however you want.
You can get this on the blog.
I created a couple of sets of candies in red and pink colors. Those are picture tubes so only usable with PSP.
You can get them on the blog.
This week, I released a script that can generate tags in one of five shapes, with your choice of text, font, color, with additional options.
I created a whole alpha set with rectangular tags.
You can get those tags on the blog.
If you like some unevenness in designs, the last script codes will generate a full-size page of uneven lines with additional options. No two pages will be identical, even with the same options.
I made two samples of such uneven lines: one with thick and bold primary colors, and one with thin more subtle spring/Easter-themed colors.
Those are png format so you can add a background in any color.
Grab those two samples on the blog.
Brushes can be used as punches if you select the Eraser tool. I created sets of brushes/punches for Easter.
I made simple bookmarks with the brush tips used as brushes.
Each bookmark can be personalized with a word or a quote on it.
Get those on the blog.
This week's script will generate up to 25 different tags from any number of papers you choose.
For a sampler, I used Jessica Dunn's Countryside Mini-kit and generated 12 tags in different shapes.
You can grab them on the blog.
This week, a new script was released to allow the user to create a series of custom admission tickets where you can use any text, choose the font of the main text, the color of the paper and accents, and even generate random ticket numbers, if you want.
For a sampler, I created two sets of tickets that you can use as a strip, or cut out the tickets separately.
You can get these tickets on the blog.
Last week, I coded a script that could turn any vector shape into a flowery element, along with flowery picture tubes that can be used separately.
For a sampler, I made a whole alphabet from it.
Get this sample on the blog
There are also additional downloads for punctuation and accents.
This week, I added some gimp trim picture tubes.
I created two double layered frames using those tubes.
Grab those frames on the blog.
Thank you Carole. These are all fantastic xo
This week, I released a script that will apply various glitch effects to any element, shape, or text.
For a sample, I chose to showcase three options for those glitches, and I opted to use a familiar 404 number as everyone knows how it is synonymous with glitch!
Each one illustrates one of the three different types of glitches available from the script.
Get those on the blog.
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