January 4th - Stylin' Titles (Technique Challenge)

Thanks for the awesome tutorial and challenge! I love your styles!
Yellow and Red Papers for clipping to alpha-Amy Wolff, Delightfully Distressed Set
Style: Mommyish, Style Challenge set, Metal Rim With Shadow

 

here is mine!

 

I used the Candy Cane style (by Mommyish) on my title.

 

Just be you by breeoxd posted Jan 8, 2017 at 12:27 AM

Loved this challenge! I used your Halftone and Plastic styles and twill and and paper folding on on the label.

Here is the second page just to match

Just be you by breeoxd posted Jan 8, 2017 at 12:29 AM

 

So much awesome title work! Here's my contribution:

 

Great Challenge!!!!!

3 Months by Elizabeth posted Jan 8, 2017 at 6:46 PM

 

I am so lazy with titles so this was a good change for me.

 

Although I have PSE, my first real graphics program was PSP and I go back to it most of the time, so since I can't use styles in PSP, I filled the title with a paper from the Tally kit, and then used an inner bevel on it and two different drop shadows.

 

I love using styles on fonts for my title! Here I extracted the store logo from an online image and duplicated it - top layer ombre glitter style, bottom layer frame style then bevel and drop shadow. And you can't really see because it is so small, but an ombre plastic style and slight drop shadow was added to the 'pretty things' text on the title label.

 

Here's mine using 2 styles:

 

Used Marker alpha => added same corrugated paper as in LO´s background

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I scrap the long way!

 

I scrap the long way!

 

On the title, I used a Glitter Style, Inner Ridge Bevel and Drop Shadow.

 

Fun!! I used a foil style on my font title!

 

I clipped a paper to my font since I don't have PS.

 

I use PhotoDraw, which is an obsolete program: I created a bevel on the CUTE circle and I made the 'AS' letters look like metal


https://the-lilypad.com/forum/galleries/moc5-4-cute-as-can-be.280995/