Over the coming months I plan to reintroduce some old challenges. They haven't been done for quite a while, so I'm hoping you will enjoy them all over again.
For this month it's a technique challenge using multiple frames with just one image. At the time I wrote a tutorial which, if you haven't already got it, you can download HERE.
The zip includes a Word document and the same thing as a PDF. Unfortunately it is written only for Photoshop. You will note in the tutorial there is a link to the Studio for a different way of doing this. That link no longer works. This tutorial is basically how to save your chosen photo/picture as a pattern. It's just one technique you can use, and there are other ways of producing the same result.
Below are some of the images that I have included in the tutorial document.
Please upload your image to the gallery and make sure you check/tick Monthly Challenges and Miscellaneous Challenges.
Come back to this thread and show me your page/s so I don't miss them. I hope you enjoy this 'oldie but goodie' challenge.
EDIT..... I found this tutorial by Anna Aspnes, but it involves a lot of clipping masks etc. and IMO not nearly as versatile or as much fun to use. Also, my browser is showing this not a secure site.
For this month it's a technique challenge using multiple frames with just one image. At the time I wrote a tutorial which, if you haven't already got it, you can download HERE.
The zip includes a Word document and the same thing as a PDF. Unfortunately it is written only for Photoshop. You will note in the tutorial there is a link to the Studio for a different way of doing this. That link no longer works. This tutorial is basically how to save your chosen photo/picture as a pattern. It's just one technique you can use, and there are other ways of producing the same result.
Below are some of the images that I have included in the tutorial document.
Please upload your image to the gallery and make sure you check/tick Monthly Challenges and Miscellaneous Challenges.
Come back to this thread and show me your page/s so I don't miss them. I hope you enjoy this 'oldie but goodie' challenge.
EDIT..... I found this tutorial by Anna Aspnes, but it involves a lot of clipping masks etc. and IMO not nearly as versatile or as much fun to use. Also, my browser is showing this not a secure site.