INSIDER
february 2011
fabulous finds
Q uality C ontrol
All you need to know to pass the test
T r e n d s p o tt i n g CU: Get with the Pattern Texturizing Try this fur
texture tutorial
f e b r u a r y ’s f e a t u r e d d e s i g n e r
amanda rockwell Designer Amanda Rockwell created this beautiful kit EXCLUSIVELY for DigiShopTalk Gold member subscribers. See inside for information on how you can get yours!
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table of contents FEBRUARY 2010
inside this issue 03 from the desk of
INSIDER
Our Editor-in-Chief, Jennifer Wilson, offers an important marketing lesson for digital designers
04 featured designer Learn more about Amanda Rockwell and this month’s kit
13 new to you Introducing “new to you” designer Geek Chic Scraps
16 gallery gems Four exceptional pages from the DST layout gallery
18 hybrid picks Three inspiring hybrid projects from the DST gallery
19 lay it on Six great way to use overlays on papers
21 fur textures Add a fur texture to elements with Photoshop
DST INSIDER © 2011EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief JENNIFER S. WILSON (STARXLR8) Assistant Editor NEISHA SYKES (LAVENDAR) Production Editor LEAH LOY (TINKERBEL73) Ad Manager LEAH SANDE (GIRLYGIRL) Tutorial Editor JENN WHITE (BIGSCRAPKITTY) Senior Staff Writers WENDY (WENDYZINE) CHERYL ASHCRAFT (GONEWITHTHEWIND) Staff Writers MICHELLE HUEGEL (EDITORIALDRAGON) VIVIENNE OESTERGAARD (VIVIE)
23 quality control Nicole Seitler, owner of The Digi Chick, shares her perspective on quality in digital kits
25 trendspotting Perky patterns for your CU projects
26 the back page Check out what is coming up next month and learn how you can enter this month’s Gold Members contest
27 advertising directory Your go-to place to find favorite designers and stores
Digishoptalk.com is the hub of the digital scrapbook community. We strive to be the one-stop resource for online scrapbookers who want to be “in-the-know” with what is going on in the digital scrapbooking world! In addition to our free member gallery and forums, we also have a DST chat room, a continuously updated Digital Directory to help you find any designer, store or resource, and an up-to-date calendar of all the chats, sales and events in the digital community! Contact us: DSTInsider@gmail.com DST is owned by Escalate Media, LP. This issue of the DigiShopTalk INSIDER created using Adobe InDesign CS4. Papers and elements used in this edition are from Amanda Rockwell’s My Love kit designed exclusively for DST Gold Members and used with permission. Visit Amanda Rockwell at Scrapbook Graphics.
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from the desk of
T
he digital scrapbooking community and of course,
manually adding new content,
DigiShopTalk.com,
photos, links etc.
wouldn’t be anything without the fantastic designers who share their
“
This issue is dedicated
• Be transparent (i.e. human) by
artwork with us each and every week. This issue is dedicated to
• Offer value and engagement opportunities by sharing links to other resources and asking questions.
helping beginning digital designers take their business to the next
• De-emphasize promoting/
level. To start off, I want to share
broadcasting by thinking of
an important marketing lesson.
your customers before your bottom line.
I recently heard a successful webmarketing guru say that Facebook
• Build interactivity and functionality
to helping
is the gateway drug of social
using Static FBML, which is much
beginning digital
media. It is where people enter
easier than it sounds.
“
the sphere and get involved with
designers take
Make sure to check out our
web content. It is a place where
tutorials and tips on the technical
their business to
you can authentically interact with
aspects of designing in this issue
customers in meaningful ways.
as well as our picks for some hot
I am convinced now, more than
new commercial-use products.
ever, of the huge opportunities for
Also, don’t forget that digital
business growth via leveraging
designers can request to join
Facebook fan pages and down
DST’s Digital Scrapbook Industry
the road, direct ad marketing to
Networking Forum to talk digi biz
friends of fans. However, I’m not
all day long.
the next level.
by Jennifer Wilson
seeing digital scrapbook designers use Facebook as effectively as possible. There are several keys to doing it well:
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featured from thedesigner desk of february’s featured designer
amanda rockwell
Want to dig right into this collection and spend your day scrapping away your My Love page? How long have you been designing? I have been designing for six years. When I thought, “what will I be doing in five years,” I never thought I’d still be doing this! It’s great to see how much it’s grown and how strong it’s become. How much time do you allocate to designing in a typical week?
Click here to find out more about becoming a Gold Member at DST so you can get this great kit and the next eleven to come!
Sometimes I can get away with 30 to 40 hours, but usually it’s a little more. I seem to work full-time every week. If you’re running low on design mojo, where do you go to kick-start your creativity? I step away from the computer for a few days and find other things to occupy my time. I enjoy sewing for my daughter when I need a break. I will sit and make her skirts until I feel inspired again and want to design.
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featured designer What part of designing comes easiest to you (themes,
because I’m human, but I want all the good things to be so
colors, papers, elements)?
over-powering that those little mistakes don’t matter.
Papers! I can sit and create papers all day!
Which of your accomplishments would your parents be
What’s your favorite snack to have handy while you design?
most proud of?
As long as I have my Pepsi I’m fine! But that’s a habit I need to
My children. My father passed away when I was eighteen
break. Can you believe the stuff isn’t good for you? Shocking!
and he would absolutely adore my children. They’re fun,
At the end of the day, how do you want to be
loud and love to play around like he did. My mom is also
remembered?
very fond of them.
As fun, giving and kind. I don’t want black or crying at my
Slippers or barefoot?
funeral. I want them laughing and remembering all of the
Socks!
hilarious things we did together, all the fun we had messing
What is the latest you’ve ever stayed up to finish a design
around and playing jokes on each other. I want people to
or scrap?
remember me helping them when they needed it, making
I have pulled all-nighters many times to meet deadlines or
them laugh when they were sad and hugging them when
finish something important. I’ve also attempted to do this
they cried. Sometimes I fail as a person, mother and friend
and fallen asleep at the keyboard.
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Angled Florals
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Shabby Prints Transparent
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gold kit gallery
Cheryl
gonewiththewind I literally fell in love with this kit. The flowers are just amazing and the papers are equally beautiful and elegant.
Heather interstitchal
This kit has a combination of great patterns and realistic elements!
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gold kit gallery
Brenda 3littleKs
I just adore the colors and flowers in this kit! [It is] very pretty and just right for my sweet little girls.
Jade
scrappycharmer Very feminine kit. Great papers and fun elements.
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gold kit gallery Suzanne sbaird
Beautiful Kit. I love the elegant papers and the brush work. The elements are also beautifully done, adding just the right compliment to my layout. And as you can see with my layout, this kit was versatile even for my sport theme.
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product picks
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product picks
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new to you by Cheryl Ashcraft
New to You: Geek Chic Scraps This is “New to You,” the Insider’s column designed to help you discover designers you might not know. Every month, we’ll select a designer, create layouts from one of their kits and introduce you to their style. Don’t forget to download your sample kit, too. You never know, you might discover a new favorite or two! This month, let’s meet Tara Lewis of Geek Chic Scraps. The DST Creative Team played with Tara’s Thankful For You kit. Check out their inspiring layouts! And, don’t forget to download your gift from Tara: the Thankful For You add-on freebie, on page 15.
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new to you
Cheryl
Heather
This kit is filled with loads of patterns and
The colors of this kit are great and are
rich colors. I love the theme and it’s perfect
adaptable for a variety of uses!
gonewiththewind
interstitchal
for making layouts about the ones I love!
Jade
Brenda
scrappycharmer
3littleKs
Nice kit. Easily create masculine
I love the colors and textures in
or feminine layouts with it. Great
this kit. Very beautiful!
deep, rich colors.
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new to you
Suzanne
Click to download your gift from Tara
sbaird
A fun kit to work with. I love
Thankful For You add-on
the assortment of papers and especially the color theme. This is a very versatile kit for any occasion.
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gallery gems The DST Gallery is packed with amazing layouts and inspiration. Here is just a selection of fun pages from our amazing members.
DebbiePhelps 100 Years Ago
c0r1nn3 2011
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gallery gems
Anika Fairymoon
KayM Winter Christmas
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hybrid picks By VIVIENNE OESTERGAARD
Hot Hybrid Gallery Picks Each month the Insider team picks our favorite projects posted in the DST Hybrid Gallery from the past month. Check out the amazing projects we’ve picked this time:
clockwise from top left:
RC Birdhouse1WEB by Scrappycath
Drawer box by thunderdragon
Sweet text by tsmspt
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tutorial by Jennifer White
Lay it On! Using Overlays to Design Digital Papers Designers today have a wonderful
• Click on the foreground color and
Notice how the color can change
assortment of overlays to choose
change it to the color you want your
dramatically when you change the
from when designing papers and
paper to be.
layer mode. You may need to adjust
backgrounds. There are overlays to
• Hold the ALT key and press
add texture and overlays with patterns
Backspace to fill that layer with your
or designs on them. You can find
foreground color.
overlays that cover a whole 12-by-12-
result is the color you want.
• Open the overlay file and drag it onto
inch page and those just for edges
your paper file. (Hold the SHIFT key
or borders. What all these different
while you’re dragging to center it
products have in common is the ability
perfectly!)
to provide endless options for the
the background color so that the end
• Change the blending mode (at the
paper designer!
top of the Layers panel) until you get
Instructions in this tutorial are for
one you like.
Photoshop/Photoshop Elements. If you use another program, you may be able
Layer with other overlays – Take the
to adapt them for your software.
add-and-blend technique and do it
What is an overlay?
with more than one overlay for a more
An overlay is a digital document
interesting look. Try using an edge
that is intended to be used to “over-
overlay or a patterned overlay – or
lay” another image. They can be
both!
transparent and saved as .png files
• Change the order you have the
or solid and saved as .jpg files. Most
overlays in for a different look. You
often, they are black and white or
may find you want the edges under
shades of grey.
the pattern.
Six Great Ways to Use Overlays
• Use different blending modes with
Add and blend – The simplest way to
each different layer. One overlay
use overlays is to drag them onto a color-
might look best using Soft Light
filled layer and use a blending mode on
while another really needs Multiply.
the overlay layer. This works well to add
Tip: Double click on the word
texture to a flat color or design.
“Normal” in the blending mode box
• Create a 3600-by-3600-pixel (12-by12-inch) document.
to highlight it. Then, press the down or up arrow keys to move through the list of modes. This makes trying things out quick and easy!
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tutorial Apply a filter – Try running a filter on
Alter – You aren’t stuck with the
an overlay to vary its look.
overlay the way it is! You can erase
• Select the overlay layer
portions of it (grunge brushes work well
• Go to Filter> and choose a filter category. The Sketch filters work great on black and white files. • Click on one of the filters to see how • Don’t go too crazy. The more
it will look. If you don’t like the one
overlays you add, the larger your
you chose, you will see other ones in
flattened file will be. It’s better to
the preview window. Click on them
pick two really good ones than layer
to try them. Your choice will not be
on four or more.
final until you click OK.
Clip on another paper or overlay
tools to lighten or darken portions. The Dodge and Burn tools are nestled together. They get their names from old photographic techniques, but all you have to remember is Dodge makes things lighter and Burn makes them darker (like actually burning them with fire). Choose one of the tools and select a large, round brush with soft edges, then click and drag over your
– This works especially well with
overlay. You’ll see the portion you
patterned and edge overlays that
went over lighten or darken. This is
have transparent areas. You can get
a great way to get darker edges or a
a whole new look by using a clipping
variegated effect.
mask. In PS/PSE it’s easy:
Overlays can be a great starting place
• Choose two papers and open the files.
when creating papers for personal use
• Open an overlay with transparent
or for sale. Experiment with them and
areas and drag it onto one paper.
you may find a whole new look you
• Drag the other paper on top of that. • Hold the ALT key down and hover
for this) or use your Dodge and Burn
Add color – Change the color of
never expected!
your cursor over the line between
the overlay! With your overlay layer
Screenshots made with commercial
the two layers until you see it change
selected, hold down the CTRL key
use overlays from Amanda Rockwell
to an arrow with two interlocking
and press U to bring up the Hue/
and Action Fx, as well as papers from
circles. Click. Now you will see just
Saturation dialog. To turn a black
ScrapKitty Design.
the top layer appear where there is
overlay a color, click the “colorize”
Jennifer White designs, teaches
something on the layer beneath it. To
box at the bottom right. You may
and encourages scrappers at
undo, hold the ALT key and click on
need to adjust the lightness and
ScrappersWorkshop.com.
the line again.
saturation to get a strong color.
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software tutorial By Shelleyrae Cusbert
Creating Fur Textures in Photoshop Note: Instructions and screen shots in this tutorial were done
3. Fill the layer with the shapes and then hold down the
with PSCS2 but will work for later versions also.
ALT key and press Backspace to fill the shapes with the
One of the things that can set your elements apart
chosen dark color.
from others is adding realistic textures. While there are many plug-ins for Photoshop you can purchase, they are not always necessary! PS contains all the power you need to create rich, realistic textures. Let’s look at using filters and layer styles to create a fur texture. 1. Create a new canvas at 12-by-12-inches, 300ppi. Fill the layer with a suitable color. For this example I am going to create giraffe fur patterned paper so I have chosen a suitable color (#c7aa6d)
4. Add an inner glow with the Layer Style Palette options to the selected pattern. Add a small amount of noise and match the color to your background.
2. Create a new layer and choose a darker color (#80624d). Now, use the Lasso tool to create the shapes – ensure you have the add selection option chosen on the Options Bar.
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software tutorial 5. Merge the two layers and then select Filter> Noise> Add
7. Choose View> Actual Pixels and add some depth by
noise. Choose an amount of about 30, with Gaussian blur
selecting the texture option under Bevel and Emboss in
and Monochromatic selected.
the Layer Style Palette. Load Texture Fill 2 and choose the texture Thick Hair. Reduce the depth and scale to enhance the fur and then apply.
8. Right click the layer and select Group into Smart Object then right click again and select rasterize layer – this melds the layer style permanently. 6. Click OK to apply. Return to the filters menu and select Blur> Motion Blur. Select your desired angle – about 38 works best here-- and then apply enough blur so you get the fur look, but not enough to blur the results – about 18 works for this example. The background now has the appearance of fur. Select OK.
You can use this tutorial to create a fur texture for any shorthaired animal (i.e. zebra, tiger) paper or elements. The exact same method was used to create the giraffe element. Shelleyrae Cusbert’s designs can be found on her blog and in her shop at Scrapbook Elements.
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get scrapping By Michelle Huegel
Quality Control from a Store Owner’s Perspective An Interview with Nicole Seitler, owner of The Digi Chick very disappointing to find that one of
beyond in creating a high-quality item
the things you loved… in the preview is
and you can rest assured that your kit
actually worthless. Ouch!
will look great when your customer
Nicole Seitler, wife and stay-at-
DST Insider: What’s the biggest
sends her pages off to the printer.
home mom to four children, has
quality-control problem in the digital-
Plus, it will stand up to being resized
been designing for over three
scrapbooking world right now, in your
by your customers as well!
years. She creates under the names
opinion?
If you’re photographing or scanning
Sugarplum Paperie and {girl friday}
Nicole: I think stray pixels on
your own elements, be sure you
studio and owns The Digi Chick,
elements are still a pretty wide-spread
start off with a clear, crisp image
which gives her a unique perspective
epidemic, even though if you look
every time. If in doubt, don’t use the
on quality control. You can find her
for advice on designing you’ll hear
image! If you’re extracting your own
design blog at Sugarplumpaperie.
over and over again that this is an
elements a simple stroke around your
com. The DST Insider asked Nicole
important issue to look out for. I don’t
image will show you any pixels you
for her views on quality control for
really know why this is. If it’s that
may have missed.
digital designers.
designers just get lazy and forget to
DST Insider: What’s the top
check for stray pixels or if they rely
issue you look for when reviewing a
too heavily on bad Commercial Use
designer’s products for quality? Is
products and assume all is good
there an “unpardonable sin” of quality
with their elements because they
control?
purchased them from someone else.
Nicole: Ooo ... that’s a good question. It’s hard to pick just one thing, because there are a number of issues that can be “unpardonable.” But I think I would say that blurriness
Whether a designer is making their own elements or purchasing them from someone else, everyone needs to be sure to check for stray pixels. It really only takes a second!
[is] the number one thing I just couldn’t
DST Insider: Can you give us some
forgive in a kit. If you had an element
suggestions for steps a designer could
that had stray pixels on it, you could
take to quality-check his or her own
probably fix that yourself with the
products?
Eraser tool. But if you started off with
Nicole: Always look at your creations
a blurry flower or a paper with a fuzzy
at one-hundred percent. If you have a
pattern, there’s really not much you
good-looking product at one-hundred
can do about that except delete it. It’s
percent, you’ve gone above and
Example of a clean element with no stray pixels - picture from digiscrapquality.com
Example of an element with stray pixels - picture from digiscrapquality.com
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get scrapping And if you know that photographing,
Commercial Use products and do
question about how you go about
scanning and extracting aren’t your
your own thing ... and not only that,
doing a certain thing in Photoshop, do
strong suits, then be sure to only
you have to do an excellent job at
a quick search. You’re guaranteed to
spend your money on totally reliable
“doing your own thing,” whether
find something helpful!
Commercial Use designers. And don’t
that’s handcrafting items to scan or
DST Insider: Anything else you want
just rely on a big name--inspect their
photographing and extracting your
to share on the topic of quality control?
work closely! It’s going to be your work
own unique elements.
once you place their items in your kit.
Nicole: I think it’s extremely important for a designer to always
If you’re going to add your own
Always look at your
shadows to an element (like when
creations at one-hundred
adding a rhinestone center to a
percent. If you have a
designs. They intend to make
flower) be sure you pay attention to
good-looking product at
scrapbook pages with our kits.
the light source on all your images!
one-hundred percent,
They will be recording their precious
you’ve gone above and
memories with our papers and
Where is the light hitting the flower? The rhinestone? Is your shadow falling on the
keep in mind the reason her customers will be purchasing her
elements. We all need to respect that
wrong side? Usually your eye will notice
beyond in creating a
that something is “off” with a finished
high-quality item and
element that is full of conflicting light
you can rest assured that
sources. You just might not know what
your kit will look great
“Oh, this [paper/element] is good
it is right away. You may have to rotate
when your customer
enough. I’m done.” When creating a
sends her pages off to
kit, a designer needs to be sure she
the printer.
takes her time, does it right and makes
your flower or rhinestone to make sure everything looks correct in the end. It’s a subtle thing that not everyone will catch-but a very important thing nonetheless.
and take our work seriously! And one of the ways that we do that is to not rush through things thinking,
something that’s worthy of being in her customers’ books for years to
DST Insider: In general, what
DST Insider: Do you have any
come. She needs to balance things in
do store owners look for in a new
suggestions for quality-control
her personal life to allow herself time
designer’s products?
resources for designers?
to properly design a kit and not push
Nicole: I know that the main thing
Nicole: Google is your friend! There
something out the door in a hurry
I look out for is originality. Is this
are hundreds of great articles, blog
because she wants to have a new
designer doing her own thing or are
posts, tutorials and even videos out
release this week. When you do that, it
her items basically indistinguishable
there if you look. We live in such a
shows. And when you design with your
from five other designers that I can
unique time where people have really
customers in mind, that shows as well.
think of off the top of my head. But
embraced the web and are happy
So designers need to ask themselves
the thing with being an original--you
to spend a little of their own time
“What do I want to be known for?” It’s
need to step away from the safety
sharing what they know for the benefit
a great question to ask to make sure
and security of relying on too many
of everyone out there. If you have a
your heart is in the right place.
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trendspotting by Vivienne Oestergaard
Get with the Pattern Increasing variety available in commercial use patterns for designers
Designs by Babette
eNKay designs
Adorable Petals, Volume 2
Layered Pattern 4
Mix and match the patterns in .PAT files for Photoshop with PNGs included for other graphics programs.
Four patterns in layers available as psd, tiff or png format. Great for total control of each design element in the pattern.
Happy Scrap Girls
Kellie Mize Designs
Happy Pattern Overlays Volume 4
Commercial Patterns No 1 Eight pattern templates with instructions for PS and PSE.
Six seamless patterns for papers. Each pattern is available in three formats in different layers for mixing and matching.
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Thank you to everyone who played along!
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Check back next month for another exciting
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Congratulations to this month’s Gold Member
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Challenge winners! Our first place winner is Yellow Rose with her layout “Grandson.” Yellow Rose
This month, Amanda Rockwell is offering a
wins a $25 gift card to Connie Prince’s Gotta Pixel
coupon to her Scrapbook Graphics store.
store. Our runners up both won $10 to Connie’s
So, get scrapping ladies (and gents) for your
store. Congratulations Sexy__Eyes with her layout
chance to win! Post your layout in the Gold
“Goals 2011” and KimerickKreations with her
Member Gallery by February 20th, 11:59 pm
layout “Resolution One!”
EDT to be eligible.
Grandson by Yellow Rose
January Chat
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