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This is my first doodle
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My first signature made by myself with the holly tube. I didn't read the instructions carefully and this tool was not in the lesson.
Another signature, this time all my own
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My kitty seemed to be looking at something so I tried to put a bluebird in
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I made another attempt at the bluebird, so thought I'd put it here for comparison.
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This doodle looked like some warm, fuzzy critter.
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Another doodle
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Learning buttonizing, etc.
The lesson name tag or signature.
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This made me think of a birthday party
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I am happy to be back in school. I made a big mistake on this one. I forgot to save it before I put in the text and then when I added the bubbles it obscured the text and I couldn't remove the bubbles. I can't remember how I made it. That's how we learn, I guess. The second is another try. Much more simple but I like it too.
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Well, I thought I was finished but I learned so much from this simple landscape attempt that I wanted to include it here. The major thing I learned was why you have layers. I should have made the background first and then added the foregrounds. It was fun though but I think I could have done better by hand.
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I don't think this will count as extra credit but my friends took this picture of their pups, sitting in their beds and I thought it would be a nice sig. I used the erase tool to eliminate the background and then the paintbrush with the wallpaper texture to add the wall. Then I used the woodgrain tool for the floor. Again, I can see how the layers are going to make this so much easier. I used select to eliminate a lot of the background and then added the blue text in CaslonNo540SwaD 26 size. Aren't they cute?
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I also made a button to go back to the course page. It appears with the new buttons I made to navigate to all the pages in this group of lessons.
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