Welcome back! Just a quick post to share with you my latest tutorials on how you can print then cut your fun and fab Rhonna Designs!
The Witches silhouette is from the Spooky Silhouettes Brush Kit which includes the files as .PNG files too so go HERE
Simply head on over to my Vimeo Channel located HERE to watch it. And not to worry, you can always get to my Vimeo Channel by clicking on the link on my right side bar. Or by searching for NancyWyatt on Vimeo.
The Witches silhouette is from the Spooky Silhouettes Brush Kit which includes the files as .PNG files too so go HERE
The photo above shows what I used to cut in the tutorial. I will then use some pop dots to apply it to that Spooky Backgrounds Printable. Will look so cute in a frame, well with the glass removed of course.
Simply head on over to my Vimeo Channel located HERE to watch it. And not to worry, you can always get to my Vimeo Channel by clicking on the link on my right side bar. Or by searching for NancyWyatt on Vimeo.
5 comments:
Thanks so much for this Nancy! I think I can give it a try now! Hugs!
love your work, girl!
A book marketing agency says that PNG graphics are made for the screen. You can print a PNG, but it would be better to use a JPEG (which loses quality) or TIFF file.
According to noorani qaida, Select your image by clicking it, then go to the top menu and choose Object > Release Compound Path. After that, you can click to remove any "pieces" you don't want. When you're done, choose Object > Make Compound Path after selecting all of the desired image components with your mouse. It's a whole image once more.
Since they produce a very clear image, silhouettes are frequently utilised in any field where the quick identification of an object is required. Silhouettes can be used in a variety of contexts. As said by professional security guards They serve as traffic signals (see pic below). With shadows of buildings or maps, they serve as identifiers for cities or nations.
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