More OOB

[Disney Chick]

[JohnT]

Very creative!

[Disney Chick]

Thanks!

[mooredriven]

I like it! Not sure how its done, but neat idea. One day I'll learn Photoshop.

[Disney Chick]

Thanks! There's a tutorial on here that Serrator did.

[Disney Chick]

This is really addicting!!

[Cerbera LM]

my c&c just don't ask me how to fix it. The print do not match the shape of page, see the front bee.

[Disney Chick]

I tried really hard to fix that. I need warp, but I don't seem to have it in my version of PS elements.

[Serrator]

Nice work Disney...I see you have added the shading on frames in your second version...well done.

You are correct...Elements does not have the Warp tool, you will need CS2 or higher for that and it would be a cinch then.

[Disney Chick]

Thanks, Fred! I'm getting the hang of it, I think. I do wish I had warp, but I'm glad to hear I'm not just imagining that it's not there! I've been using shear instead, but it's not as easy.

[culvsy]

I know Fred has a tutorial on his website regarding OOB, but I was wondering if there is a simplified version for Elements? I know it is time consuming, but I am curious if there is any type of short cut?


Very nice work by the way!!!

[Serrator]

culvsy...here is a link to a tut Frank put together for PSE and OOB's, check it out.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/pse/dis...E+OOB+tutorial

[Disney Chick]

Shannon, I actually used Fred's tutorial and just tweaked it a bit for Elements.