Photoshop: The Final Frontier at DesignerDigitals
Man On! Katie let me drive the DD bus tonight so watch out. What a busy week we had. Katie, Kelly and I were up in New Hampshire "getting away". No cell phone service, no internet except at the lodge. And we got to see a Moose but no flying squirrels! BUT Katie and the other designers still had time to designer over 40 new products in the store this week including two at twenty five cents.
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And, of course, we have 2 NEW 25 cent items for today and tomorrow ONLY! Don't Miss them!
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Featured Layout of the Week
Congratulations to janejetson. Her layout Under the Stars has been selected as the featured layout of the week where she won a $ 5 DesignerDigitals Gift Certificate for product of her choice!
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Under the Stars |
And here are just a few of the items that she used in her layout:
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Star Clusters Brushes and Stamps by Katie Pertiet |
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Frieda Kit - Alphabet by Lynn Grieveson |
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Hipster Plume FotoBlendz Clipping Masks No. 03 by Anna Aspnes |
Don't forget about Thrifty Thursday where over 200 items from various designers are marked down 30%! You can check out the items in the store and mark your calendar for an email reminder on the calendar. And you only need to sign up once for weekly reminders!
New Products at DesignerDigitals
And three new challenges with freebies! You will need to sign into your Community account to get these. If you do not have an account yet you can create one in our Community.
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Color Challenge by Jesse Edwards |
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Everyday Inspiration Challenge by MaryAnn Wise |
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Journaling Challenge by Katie Pertiet |
Adobe Photoshop or Elements Tip of the Week:
Photoshop: The Final Frontier
Starting this week the Tip of the week will be on Video as well. You can see the video on the DesignerDigitals Blog: Digital Scrapbooking Tips and Tricks: Hiding Multiple Layers [Video]
Captain's Log: Stardate 2009. We have entered the Scrapping Zone on an assignment to preserve memory units. Our dilemma: we find ourselves needing to apply the cloak of invisibility to a number of layers in our document.
We know that we can hide one layer by clicking on the Layer Visibility icon next to the layer we want to hide. Represented by an eyeball, this icon is easy to find on the left side of each layer.
Seeking a more efficient solution than clicking on each layer one at a time, we find that we can click on one of these icons and drag downward in a row to hide many layers in mere seconds.
Having defeated the Klingons of time, we can now Live Long and Remember.
End log.
Have a great week and we'll see you at DesignerDigitals!
Katie and Randy
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