I spent most of the day working on the art for the header. (see above) It was wonderfully relaxing, except for photoshop with all its complicated steps and routines. ...I eventually gave up. I'm off tomorrow to find a photoshop book, I would have suffered less aggravation cooking one of Martha Stewart's (complicated) recipes for dinner! O well! ox
Darling you have some Wisterias!
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check the blog!
xo
Tina, You have done an amazing job! How wonderful!! I xoxo it, and everyone else will, no doubt..
ReplyDeleteHave a really great day!!
I need to take the plunge in Photoshop too.
xo, Penney
Looking good!
ReplyDeleteIt's looking good,kid. Be glad you can have Photoshop...I'm just sayin'...xo svs/gg
ReplyDeleteWill check in further, later. Stinkin' humid in DC & my spaniel-ear ponytails are curly. Not as cute as one would think/hope. But leaving you with that image as you're a BB fan.
Off to watch adorable Federer whoop someone (forget name), I hope in French Open.
xo/svs/gg
Ouch! You've hooked me. Now I know what a fish feels like. I'm a new follower and you're on my blog list.
ReplyDeleteHappy Day, oh, happy day.
I love your new header, you did a great job. Photo Shop is the best, I could play on it all day. Sometimes I do, (don't tell).
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cute updates!! PS can be a pain but I love playing with it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good.
ReplyDeletePhotoshop is great I love it. Wouldn't be able to live without it.
Depending on what you are trying to do here are some of my favorite photoshop books:
Adobe's Classroom in a Book
The Photoshop WOW Book (The one I have is by Linnea Dayton & Jack Davis
Adobe Photoshope CS: Photographers' Guide by: David D. Busch
Photoshop Restoration & Retouching by: Katrin Eismann
Good Luck
Rebecca
oh, thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteYour redo simply is stunning. How fortunate that we'll continue to have this extra venue as a place to appreciate your sensibility, which clearly is too capacious for a single format. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWhat version of Photoshop do you have Tina? I have the above mentioned Adobe Classroom in a Book for Photoshop CS3, that I will send you in the mail if you want. It's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe new header for Ms. Muse is really good! You're so talented in so many ways my dear...Terrific job!
Check out Adobe.com for tips. Photoshop is like Marmite, totally polarising software :)
ReplyDeletehello everyone! I'm on a 30 day trial with CS4 but completely clueless on how to use it...
ReplyDeleteIt's me again. Will you read my story, The Little House, on my blog? Excuse me for barging in here with the request. If you don't have time, I understand.
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Shaddy
The blog looks great as always. Love to come here.
ReplyDeleteLove the forward fashion banner. and the pics are inspiring and so lovely!
ReplyDeleteHey Tina & all...don't forget the Tony Awards are on tonight (which is closer here in DC than where some of you are.....but hoping there will be a mention of Natasha Richardson, I imagine so.)
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svs/giulia
Looks wonderful, my dear! Very chic and full of lovely things to explore. The banner is fantastic, I admire you so for the photoshop struggle. I have tried a couple of times and gave up. I despise manuals and if I cannot figure out something easily myself I give up. Not a very good trait, I know! xoxo
ReplyDeleteAh, good old Photoshop. This all sounds very familiar, I've had many battles with it but with a lot of patience and a bit of trial and error it all comes right in the end. A very good job you've done too!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you !!! thank you! i wont give up on photoshop yet (i wish it could give ME the facelift)...
ReplyDeleteI'm with ms. tarnoff, though. I hate reading manuals. Usually i don't which explains why i still can't work my phone.
You had me at Clooney. I'm off the check out the updates to the already gorgeous Ms. Muse...
ReplyDeleteLovin' ze facelift!
ReplyDeletePuuuuurty!
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