Hello TDP campers! I'm Robin, and I'm the camp counselor in charge of Arts & Crafts for this second week of SUMMER CAMP at The Digital Press! Can you believe the first week is done already??!!
Once again, for the Arts & Crafts project you'll be making a layout using tutorials from our blog. HOWEVER, this week you must choose TWO of our tutorials and use the techniques in them to create a layout or project of your choice. You've mastered using one tutorial, so now it's time to try mixing two. Camp is all about growing, and this will help us do just that. You know you love growing
To make it easy to browse all of the many tutorials that can be found on The Digital Press's blog, the entire collection of tutorials is cataloged on our TDP Pinterest board for tutorials FOUND HERE. There are so many tutorial topics for you to choose from, that you will surely find something that will challenge you as a scrapper -- whether it's focused on photography, journaling, Photoshop techniques, or other design techniques.
Here are the rules of this challenge:
1. Create an original layout or project using TWO of the tutorial posts found on TDP's blog (linked above) using 100% TDP products
2. Post your layout by 11:59pm PT on Saturday 7/15/2017 in the challenge gallery
3. Start a post, below, in which you can link us up to your layout from the gallery... and also link us to the tutorial you used to complete your layout or project
4. Don't forget to track your badges for SUMMER CAMP! If you need more information on how to do this, see HERE.
To give you some inspiration... here's a layout that I created using "Five Ways to Create Visually-Appealing Layout Designs" and "Photography Tips for Shooting in the Dark". I first had my husband take my photo using the light from my Kindle Fire while I read a book outside on our villa's balcony. Then I scrapped it using the rule of thirds and placing my black and white photo on the intersection of the lower left side of my imaginary grid. There were so many fun tutorials that I had a hard time picking just two, but I love this layout especially since it proves I was there on vacation (since I'm the family photographer, I'm never in the photos and thus can't prove I exist!).
Additionally, here is another example by TDP creative team member, Stefanie. She used Chloe's Posing Tutorial tutorial for her photo bottom right and her very own Scraplift Yourself tutorial, scraplifting a layout she made earlier this week.
I hope you are having as much fun at Summer Camp as I am and I can't wait to see how the tutorials inspire you, and what you make!
Once again, for the Arts & Crafts project you'll be making a layout using tutorials from our blog. HOWEVER, this week you must choose TWO of our tutorials and use the techniques in them to create a layout or project of your choice. You've mastered using one tutorial, so now it's time to try mixing two. Camp is all about growing, and this will help us do just that. You know you love growing
To make it easy to browse all of the many tutorials that can be found on The Digital Press's blog, the entire collection of tutorials is cataloged on our TDP Pinterest board for tutorials FOUND HERE. There are so many tutorial topics for you to choose from, that you will surely find something that will challenge you as a scrapper -- whether it's focused on photography, journaling, Photoshop techniques, or other design techniques.
Here are the rules of this challenge:
1. Create an original layout or project using TWO of the tutorial posts found on TDP's blog (linked above) using 100% TDP products
2. Post your layout by 11:59pm PT on Saturday 7/15/2017 in the challenge gallery
3. Start a post, below, in which you can link us up to your layout from the gallery... and also link us to the tutorial you used to complete your layout or project
4. Don't forget to track your badges for SUMMER CAMP! If you need more information on how to do this, see HERE.
To give you some inspiration... here's a layout that I created using "Five Ways to Create Visually-Appealing Layout Designs" and "Photography Tips for Shooting in the Dark". I first had my husband take my photo using the light from my Kindle Fire while I read a book outside on our villa's balcony. Then I scrapped it using the rule of thirds and placing my black and white photo on the intersection of the lower left side of my imaginary grid. There were so many fun tutorials that I had a hard time picking just two, but I love this layout especially since it proves I was there on vacation (since I'm the family photographer, I'm never in the photos and thus can't prove I exist!).
Additionally, here is another example by TDP creative team member, Stefanie. She used Chloe's Posing Tutorial tutorial for her photo bottom right and her very own Scraplift Yourself tutorial, scraplifting a layout she made earlier this week.
I hope you are having as much fun at Summer Camp as I am and I can't wait to see how the tutorials inspire you, and what you make!
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