



And our bonus, combine today's lesson with a clipping mask and a frame. (yes, I know, this picture doesn't include a frame. I had it on there, but it didn't look quite right, so I took it off.)
I had a lot of fun with today's lesson. We added texture to a picture and then I played around with different blending modes of those textures. I also played with another flower picture that I had taken that same day. I will post those another day. There are some really neat photoshop editing tools, if you just know where they are and how to use them. That's why I love Jessica Sprague's classes...even I (and I am not a computer whiz) can understand how it all works and use these tools over and over. And if I can, anyone can.
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