Guys, It’s this special Halloween time again and we want to be creative with Photoshop brushes again. So today, I prepared something special:
Paper Halloween candle shades made with Photoshop Brushes!
I’m sure you like what you see and you’re all eager to start.
OK. Requirements for this project are as follows:
- 3 glass jars
- 3 candles
- 3 sheets of paper
- Cool free downloads with Halloween graphics (that’s where I come in)
- transparent adhesive tape
- Pre-production checkup personnel (here performed by Poofah and Peeko, please see below)
So, let’s start.
Download the paper shades and print them out on your color printer (click on the image).
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Then find some glass jars, candles and transparent adhesive tape:
But, wait! We need someone to approve the supplies :)
Here you can see Poofah and Peeko carefully examining the quality of the supplies. It was a tense moment.
OK. Now when it’s all approved we will print out these three images, put the candles into the jars, lit them up and simply wrap up the glass jars around and stick it with a tape.
Now, how simple was that!?
By all means, you are encouraged to get the brushes and make something special for this Halloween!
So, get these packages and let your imagination go wild:
* Halloween Photoshop brushes set LITE edition (FREE after joining GBG—>>)
* Swirls 2 Photoshop Brushes set PREMIUM edition! There are, like 36 PS HiQuality brushes in this set, they’re just perfect for Halloween decoration and you can have them for just $9.99!!!
Check them out (click for preview):
* Swirls 2 Photoshop Brushes set of 36 high quality brushes for your designs!
* This set is compatible with Photoshop 7.0, CS, CS2, CS3, CS4 and CS5.
* PC/Mac compatible.
* Commercial use included!
GET THIS SET FOR 1/2 PRICE IN 800+ Photoshop brushes MEGA SET! ->
Guys, I hope I tickled your imagination at least a little bit.
Note: do not be lazy like me – wash out the jar stickers :) so you can get nicer Halloween lightning!
Have fun creating and have a great HALLOWEEN!
Always yours,
Silvia
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I was browsing the net, minding my own business the other day, when I ran into one more commercial that uses the stupidest phrase ever used in marketing copy: “Free gift inside!“. Again and again and again they insult us consumers with this nonsense phrase! There are variations – as you know. Sometimes it’s “We’ll send you a free gift” of “Free bonus!“.
The word bonus implies that it’s free otherwise it would not be a bonus. It would be just a normal payable product or service. Gee!
Free gift. Hey! C’mon!? What’s this? Are we, consumers, so stupid? Are marketers trying to convince us that gifts should usually be payed for? Like: “Yo, dad, c’mon buy me a gift for birthday, I’ll pay you for that.” How silly is that???
But, no! Marketing copywriters are constantly emphasizing the “Free gift inside!” phrase. Wow! A gift? And it’s free??? Hey!
Can’t they just say: “Buy this and we’ll send you a gift.” Why to they need to push the “free” word, like, just about everywhere??? Soon, in restaurants we’ll hear: “Order a soup and we’ll rent you a spoon and the plate – for free!” Just for the sake of pushing the word “free” in the sentence.
It’s just so annoying. I had to share it with you. And I’ll make a promise. I will never never offer a “free gift” when you buy Photoshop brushes or vectors, or scrapbook kits from me. I will present you with a gift. Normal gift. We all know what the word “gift” means. I don’t know about you, but I hate the BS.
P.S.
Gift – something given voluntarily without payment in return (dictionary.reference.com).
P.P.S.
Ha! You just thought there will be no gift for you. Haven’t you?
Let me present you with a Gift – Retro Shapes Photoshop Brushes set
[ PREVIEW ] I [ DOWNLOAD ].
Brushes are compatible with Photoshop 7.0, CS, CS2, CS3, CS4 and CS5, but also with the Photoshop Elements 6.0. I hope you’ll like it and – have fun creating!
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Monday, Monday…
Today I created a set of “film brushes” made out of my old negatives and slides (6×6 and 35 mm).
All images are mine. I took ‘em :) (Please see commercial use of brushes info). Some of them are even taken with the Lomo camera – Holga :) and the origin looks like this yellow toned image on the right (taken with yellow plastic Holga filter in cute little city Novigrad in Istria, Croatia). Two years ago, that was my first lomography experiment.
The collection is heavy (15 MB) so please be patient, but I think it’s worth it and you gonna like them: Download free Photoshop brushes here (set of 13 brushes) and enjoy! :-*
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