We tried out some new things for us with this Caturday Art project. In Photoshop Elements, mom applied the palette knife filter to one layer and the ink outlines filter to a duplicate layer with 50% opacity. That let the palette knife effect come through and still show some of the … Continue reading
This was going to be a Valentine card but mom tried a couple of framing options and we really liked the simple look of this black and red photo. In Photoshop Elements, she used the heart shape on the cookie cutter tool on three different photographs to get our head … Continue reading
Mom and I both really like what she did this week, and guess what! She remembered to label the layers with the filters she used. So here’s what she did in Photoshop Elements, with me supervising, of course.
First, she cropped the image. Next, she used the threshold adjustment filter to … Continue reading
We are once again late but still participating in the Caturday Art Blog Hop hosted by Athena and Marie.
Mom created this effect in Photoshop Elements by first … Continue reading
What can I say about this one? Was I on the attack? In a nip frenzy? Or was I just stretching? Only mom and I know for sure.
Mom loved the photo but my eyes were out of focus which made it a purrfect candidate for Caturday Art.
Hope all of you who celebrate it had a most wonderful Christmas. Mine was pretty quiet. Mom gave us a yummy breakfast with some of our special treats then she left to go to brunch. When she came home, we watched a movie then she left again to go to … Continue reading
Today’s project is doing double duty. It is our Caturday Art submission as well as our online Christmas card. It was all done in Photoshop Elements with multiple steps and multiple layers but nothing spectacular.
Here’s mom’s Caturday Art project for this week. It’s a picture of me, of course, sitting in a sun puddle in the living room. It was a couple of weeks ago when it was a little warmer and the front door was open.
Mom first created a duplicate layer then … Continue reading
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