Princess & the Frog . . . how did I do that

A couple people have asked me where I found the Disney art, so I wanted to show how I "made" images I found online work for my pages.

It works best if you find an image on a plain or pretty plain background, otherwise the background erase doesn't work well. You can still do it by hand, but it is time consuming and depending on the object it can be very delicate work.

Below is a picture of the image I found of Naveen online, and then when I was finished. It makes the background transparent, so it can be placed on and background.

Princess & the Frog

This page took me a bit longer than most, I knew what I wanted on the page, I just struggled with my layout.

I also was excited to "make" the Disney elements from images I found online. It was easy to erase the background in Photoshop Elements. I also love the glass bubble detail I was able to add over Cassidy's face.

Theme Challenge 1/18

Here's my page. I actually prefer candids over posed pictures. Probably because at the moment if ask Cassidy to smile for the camera I get the over the top smile with squinty eyes.

I used a template that's been in my folder for quite some time. The word art was the perfect piece to tie the pics together.

I don't have any journaling because I have a few other Xmas pages that have journaling.

Joint pages

These are pages I include in all three books.

Zac's pages

Love this page, cause I love the pictures of the two of them together

Best of Jax's 2009 Pages

Jax's first haircut was quite a traumatic experience :(

Recap of the Jax's first year.

This is one of my favorite pages of Jax and my mom.

Poor sick baby :(

Best of Cassidy's 2009 Pages

On the way home after a hockey game.

Cassidy's Christmas pages

One of my favorite pages, the first one where I made a picture the background of the page

The cover her her photobook