Who hasn’t heard—or asked—the classic “Are we there yet?” I know I have! A charming, simple suitcase shape makes the perfect backdrop for a travel-themed page. Start with a basic rectangle shape to create the suitcase, then add a custom shadow to give depth to your luggage and title layers.
Have fun focusing on three important photos. Make rivets from shapes, and add the 3D filter, texture, and shadows to create depth and interest on the page.
Create a whimsical Christmas tree made up of torn paper strips.
Welcome to my desktop! Come and watch how I created a page with an ombre border and matching title tag.
Create a title with a drop shadow and then erase the text to make a neat effect.
Learn how to transform a plain black title by tearing it open to reveal colors underneath.
Watch as I create a fun page that looks like I stitched two papers together.
Using the text cutter and text shapes create a unique text design to highlight a memorable event in your life.
Select your desired shadow effects on grouped elements in the Settings section of Artisan.
Learn how to use the Color Ribbon and shapes to create a page with just a splash of color.
How can you merge two favorite photos into a single image? Discover the art of creating this illusion by utilizing the erase and opacity tools in Artisan.
Create a page where the story is enhanced with a few photos and some shapes.
Learn how to create the illusion of a wall canvas and scramble it on the page for a beautiful background design.
Create a quick and fun page with a cluster and a few rectangles.
Learn a creative technique for using multiple photos and highlighting the favorite photo with custom colored stripes.
This Bright Idea uses shapes to create a digital media player. The layout creates a perceived media player to look at your photos.
Use the grid cutter to make a background of 36 squares and highlight one photo.
Watch as I create a fun travel itinerary page using rectangles and text boxes.
I wanted to create a starter page for my Italy album. The watch and the trip were both gifts to my son for his high school graduation. I wanted to incorporate both gifts on the starter page with the concept of "looking in the future". This same concept can be adopted easily for fun pages looking into the future or even looking back at the past.