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12-Dec-01 00:47

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annemadison

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From: Baltimore, MD

What a beautiful "Endless Summer" Pagekit. Makes me feel warmer already--it finally got cold here.

It's also made me think of a tutorial request: I've noticed you use that "torn paper" effect to good avantage on a couple of the newer Pagekits. I struggle with that quite a bit. How about a few pointers??

Anne

13-Dec-01 17:16

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simon

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Not a bad idea! The "torn" bit is literally just starting with a box and scribbling with the eraser on a small brush size around the outside *lol*

We're classy us!

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13-Dec-01 18:01

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annemadison

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For quite a while I had my personal homepage done up like a cubicle. I had a tweedy looking background that looked like cubicle walls, and the text was presented on something that looked like a whiteboard. My menu links were torn pieces of paper and yellow stickies stuck up to one side with tape and thumbtacks. I could never get the torn paper to look the way I wanted it. I did a pretty good job with the tape, though.

(That was in the days of my Eye Candy addiction...)

Anne

14-Dec-01 10:39

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simon

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*lol* Had you been reading too much Dilbert? I hate those veal fattening pens!

I'm not sure I could get that sort of thing looking right either. It works ok on the Wiped Out 'Kit where the torn element is slightly abstracted, but it'd be a challenge to get it looking right for a "real" note.

I'd be tempted to scan it *lol*

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14-Dec-01 16:34

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annemadison

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Oh, you cannot imagine how happy I am not to be working and living in a cube!! The great, big window here and my tunes on the CD player make the poverty almost worth it.