Design Tip: Companion Page
Take a single page technique or Blueprint and turn it into a double page spread (DPS) making it your own. Use the new hashtag #p2PMyDPS when you share your new DPS page!
Take a single page technique or Blueprint and turn it into a double page spread (DPS) making it your own. Use the new hashtag #p2PMyDPS when you share your new DPS page!
Highlight a photo using several frames. This technique can be used on a cover, chapter starter, or any page in your project.
Learn how to split a pre-designed mask element into three custom photo frames, creating a classic window-pane effect. These individual frames can then be filled with photos, papers, or a mix of both to create a unique and eye-catching layout.
Create a fun title using a shape that looks like a polaroid.
Corners can be used for more than just on photo frames. This Tip will show you how to use them to highlight titles, journaling boxes, and/or borders.
Create a quick and fun title cluster using an alpha set and a shape.
Wondering whether your pages have been imported into the right album projects? Page Import Markers make it easy to tell at a glance.
Add a fun and zesty title to your page. Use the Built-in shapes that come with Artisan 6 to create a lemon shape behind your title.
Create a fun border using shapes that come with Artisan 6 software. You can use ducks to decorate a variety of pages!
See how easy it is to take an Enhanced Digital Art Cluster and create a unique border.
You will learn how to use basic shapes to create a versatile outline overlay that adds texture and visual interest to your pages.
Use more than one mask to create a beautiful page as seen in this Start2Finish video.
This tip explores creative ways to enhance embellishments using frame effects such as mat effects and decorative frames.
Create a beautifully crafted "String of Beads" design, featuring various shapes and effects that create a visually appealing and intricate pattern.
This quick and easy technique will show you how to add an embossed look to paper, giving it a rich, textured feel.
Fill a variety of shapes with a single kit, and using the grid cutter, create fun borders or backgrounds.
Create a quick and easy title using one enlarged embellishment and an alphaset. With slight changes this technique can be used over and over.