Light

Love Love Love!!
I also like that you blended in Dumbledore! Thank you for explaining how you created this!

@Sokee Thanks Barbara.. I showed my husband and turned off the vignette layer and whoa the difference was unbelieveable. It definitely needed the vignette!
Here is without:

I hate to say this. But it was Dumbledore who drew me to your LO.

And I was not surprised to see that it's from you, Christa. Your style is so distinctive.

Using vignette to create that glow is an excellent idea! Gonna put that in my digital tricks book. Thanks for sharing!

@purlz76 so glad you like! Thanks!

wow you are on a roll ! This is so scrumptious ! No other word fits , I love it to bits. so clever with the vignette ,and I love the gold paint scatter in the light. @purlz76 you got a digital tricks book ?, sigh... now I have to start one of those !

It really feels like the light is on. That is amazing! Great fitting of the words into the bulb, too. I definitely can't do this yet.

@Nemla Thank you Vivi.. I just love playing.. I need it today for some reason!

@redplaid3 Oh Thanks Linda.. I didn't start out that way either with the vignette... once I put the gradient in the shape, I had white as the background... once I started adding the bg paper (before everything else) I said, hmmm I wonder if a vignette would make it glow? So I did it and then I lessened the opacity of the vignette layer and did exactly as I was envisioning I just played., then added the rest of the elements and mask brushed Dumbledore into the corner Re fitting the word into the bulb.. just make a selection and then on a new layer go to path and click to make the shape a working path and then type your quote into the path and arrange with sizing of text and spacing. It looks harder than it is.

This is cool!! I like it both way, but WOW it really stands out with the vignette!!!

@bbymks5 Thanks Timmi!