Yummy! That is an awesome pile of goodies on that plate! I love how you've made it look kind of like you have a green table cloth with red ribbon trim on your table to hold up your pretty cookie plate. I also love the fun Christmas themed papers you've used for your torn title. Great page!
@Karen Thank you for your thoughtful comments, Karen. As I was looking at my page I thought I could add a row of stitching to the table runner's ribbon. Great challenge that I will use again.
@bellbird Thank you. Yes the extraction certainly helped make the page. As I was doing it, I was wishing I could keep the natural shadows, but the color was wrong and it didn't look good-but they did inform how I did shadows, not that I got them all going in the right direction and depth-that was a challenge along with getting the torn paper template to work right. Overall I am happy with the page.
@Lillyia as long as you are happy, that's the main thing & I know what you mean about keeping the natural shadows - my shadows rarely all go in the same direction, I figure there are generally several light sources when looking at something & just gowith what looks right for each element
@bellbird Thank you so much for that reminder to please myself. Sometimes I forget and think I have to please someone else...the teacher? I don't know in any case I like your point about several light sources and that a good thought to keep in mind. Thanks for teaching me something today!
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