I have a picture to enter! This is my baby at nine days old. He slept the whole time :).
To see more great fall pictures, head over to I ♥ Faces!
I have a picture to enter! This is my baby at nine days old. He slept the whole time :).
To see more great fall pictures, head over to I ♥ Faces!
with my new little one. He is divine :). My daughter took this picture of us today. It makes my heart melt.
If you’ve seen my fantasy tutorial, you’ll want to know I used the magic extractor here. The background was a total mess. So I just took it out and replaced it with a solid color. I’m very happy with the way it turned out :).
with the new man in my life. He was born on October 21, 2009, at 9:28 a.m., weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces and 21 inches long.
I’m recuperating well from my scheduled c-section. I’m a little tired from sitting at the computer today. So I’ll update more next time!
Credits: Quick page I seriously don’t know. And can’t find it right now, LOL! Title: Felicia Staulters; Journaling lines: The Daily Digi Snap and Scrap kit; Font: Toxica (a typewriter font).
Well, I guess she is excited, LOL. She got to go through the single rider line and ride Test Track all by herself at Disney World last March. I’m not sure if she was more excited about getting to ride Test Track or riding by herself! This is usually one of my favorite rides, but when you’re three months pregnant, that’s a big “no.” I’ll just have to wait for the next trip and then I can be excited, too!
I waited with her in the line, put her on the ride and was waiting for her when she got off. So I didn’t sent her in there alone! Bonus: We only waited about 20 minutes during the busiest part of the day. Can’t beat that at Disney World!
Now it’s your turn. Do you have a favorite photo full of excitement? Post it and enter it over at I ♥ Faces. Or just go check out all the other excited people!
First I want to thank everyone for the wonderful response to my fantasy tutorial over on the I ♥ Faces blog. I had a question about what to do for boys. Fortunately this week’s Fix it Friday picture is of a little boy. Now he needed a 2nd shoulder and a piece of ear, so I copied his left shoulder, pasted it to a new layer, moved it around and did some cloning. For the ear, it’s actually my ear, LOL. I found a picture of me at the right angle and just copied the ear to a new layer. I burned, dodged, cloned and erased until it looked like a whole ear. Web size you can’t really tell. On a full resolution and with access to all the pictures from this shoot, I would clone his ear and hot mine, LOL.
So here’s a straight color edit with a crop:
And a b/w conversion (simple gradient map with a bump in curves).
Then the fantasy picture:
All the supplies here are from a digital scrapbooking kit called Steampunk. You can find it here: ScrapbookGraphics. I also used the Golden Vintage action by CoffeeShop and the sandstone texture in PSE5. This was a lot of fun to work on. I hope it inspires you to do fantasy projects for little boys, too.
If you want to know how to do this:
head on over to I ♥ Faces to see my new tutorial. If you give it a try, please let me know! I’d love to see your work.