*Closed* MOC Technique Slow Scrap - January 6

Love these!!

I do have a question though- I don't use PS, mine is an old program. I don't have the ability for plug-ins, etc: is this going to be a problem for this challenge with the splatter technique you mentioned?

 

Depending on your program, there may already be alternate instructions to get the look! Which program are you using?

 

I use Microsoft PhotoDraw, it is obsolete but I have been using it forever and love it.
Now that I look more at the technique, I may be able to use a mask and fill it then layer the original photo with it... ♥

 

I am sorry I did not make it to the chat. I was up late last night trying to work with the technique to create a layout I was happy with so I let my body sleep in this morning.
I hope you all enjoyed the chat and no doubt the help everyone gave to each other.

 

i did a second LO to practice this technique, i think i may end up using it more than i thought to start with.

 

Got my time confused again. I joined at the very end. Duh!

 

Missed the chat, I got carried away with the technique!

 

Thanks for the slow scrap! I had a lot of fun with this technique.

 

Tried another one. Our table centerpiece for Thanksgiving Day (more or less...) The extraction was a bear, was not a clutter-free background.

 

Here is my page! Thanks for the Chat Jan!

 

WAs fun chatting with everyone! Here is my take on Dispersion

 

Well all the layouts look like fun but I am totally stuck. Have left a list of issues in the Jan 6 MOC challenge thread (#239). If anyone can help of give me any kind of work around, I would appreciate it. Otherwise, this whole challenge could knock me out of MOC entirely and I would be extremely sad.

 

Here is mine

 

That was fun! I had to try several photos and ended up with this. Not totally satisfied though.
I learned something else too: how to turn a png file into a brush.
In the background of the photo, it's our "Xmess tree": I had to make it blurry, but that was super easy, since it was already on a different layer.

 

some really great layouts here. First photo didn't work well, played with this one a bit and ended up flipping it for the layout.

 

After a late night spent converting photos using this technique, I wasn't up for the chat But I've figured out that for me photos with a clean background work the best, so was laying in bed this morning and thought of this photo (photo in the frame is the one I did the technique on - the big one is stamps and erasing). Have had lots of fun playing - thankyou!!

 

I was sooo busy trying to make this work that I was off-line and missed the chat. However, after eating dinner, I tried again and this time I got something closer to the method. p.s. I use Artisan 5 so I had to make up my own technique for doing it. Kind of a combo of what @Genniejoy did and what @AlannaH did.