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sssnoo
May '12 Spotlight Member & DET Alumni
Registered: August 2006
Location: San Diego
Posts: 5,865
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Here are my two LO's for Beth Nixon's DSU 295 showing how different fonts can change the tone of a LO. This one is supposed to feel formal.
I am also using this LO for DSU215, Lisa Carter's PS Actions class. I used actions to may the paper curls using only a couple mouse clicks.
I used both the LeBeau page kit and add on.
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· Date: Mon April 30, 2007 · Views: 490
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Keywords: DSP4450, DSP4441, DSU215, DSU295, Lisa Carter, Beth Nixon, Flower
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Program: PSCS2
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Fonts: CK Pirate's hand, CK Duveeny
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BethHardy
Yay I can choose my name!
Registered: December 2005
Location: A small town in Illinois near Nauvoo
Posts: 8,322
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Mon April 30, 2007 2:36pm
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Your layout is exotic! And your wording, "Paradise is as close as my own yard," may refer to the Birds of Paradise growing in your yard, but, to me, your words speak a timeless/eternal truth, regardless of where we live or what grows in our gardens. I like your choice of papers for the background and foreground, and your paper curls are really neat. Doubt I can do that in DIP. I almost missed your layout because I thought everyone was done posting in our class gallery. Glad I didn't miss it.
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Nicole Young
Yay I can choose my name!
Registered: May 2006
Location: Iowa
Posts: 15,082
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Mon April 30, 2007 3:11pm
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This is awesome! I love the fonts that you used and the flower is just gorgeous!
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Wow!
This is beautiful! Your choice of kit, your paper curls ROCK, your fonts. Really a beautiful page that speaks to the viewer on so many levels! Artistic and meaningful!
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Lynnie
DET ALUMNI and Queen Bee
Registered: December 2006
Location: Southern California
Posts: 40,046
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