OK, I got some more Paint Shop Pro lessons to show everyone! I already showed you lessons 1 - 6 so here comes Lesson 7:
Which looks like this when you put four of them together:
This is a simple swirl design, but then we had to make it so it "tiled". You can use images like this for a background on a website and it will tile "seamlessly" so you can't tell where one image stops and another begins. See this web site for an example of seamless tiling: The Flower Game (And I made the background for them!)
Now for Lesson 8:
Now for Lesson 8:
OK, this one looks nicer than the swirls and some of the others I've done so far. The flowers were already provided, so I can't take credit for them. "Checking in!" is something we have to do every month at the school, so that's why the wording. Now, what we had to do here is use the brush tool, which is the three lines and the corners. And, actually, it made the orange marble looking background too, if I'm not mistaken!
Lesson 9:
This is just using one of the effects in PSP - the mosaic effect. You basically just take the same picture (the ladybugs) and do the efftect on them and then place a duplicate of it on top. I really like the effect!
This is just using one of the effects in PSP - the mosaic effect. You basically just take the same picture (the ladybugs) and do the efftect on them and then place a duplicate of it on top. I really like the effect!
Lesson 10:
Lesson 10 uses the Clone tool. It's sort of hard for me to describe, but you can see what you can do with it here. And below is another picture - there was only one windmill in the picture at first, then I copied (by using the clone tool) that one to make another. Looks sort of neat.
Lesson 10 uses the Clone tool. It's sort of hard for me to describe, but you can see what you can do with it here. And below is another picture - there was only one windmill in the picture at first, then I copied (by using the clone tool) that one to make another. Looks sort of neat.
Lesson 11:
This one didn't turn out the way I would have liked it to, but I guess you can sort of see what it's supposed to be - a combination of two images. You use the "Image Arithmetic" dialog box - not sure what to call it. I doubt I'll be using it much.
This one didn't turn out the way I would have liked it to, but I guess you can sort of see what it's supposed to be - a combination of two images. You use the "Image Arithmetic" dialog box - not sure what to call it. I doubt I'll be using it much.
And, last, Lesson 12:
This was mainly to teach us how to do that twirly thing with the squares. I think it's pretty cool and I could see where I might use it sometime in the future. (I don't care for the colors of this one so I had to do something so that is why you see the pretty rainbow background!)
So, that is all of the Beginner Lessons for Level 1. Next time I post my lessons it will be from Level 2! Bet you just can't wait, huh? =D
This was mainly to teach us how to do that twirly thing with the squares. I think it's pretty cool and I could see where I might use it sometime in the future. (I don't care for the colors of this one so I had to do something so that is why you see the pretty rainbow background!)
So, that is all of the Beginner Lessons for Level 1. Next time I post my lessons it will be from Level 2! Bet you just can't wait, huh? =D
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