Mixed Media for Digital Scrapbookers

Switching your medium from paper to pixels doesn’t mean you’re giving up the highly tactile, artsy, eclectic nature of scrapbooking. Bringing your scrapbooking into the digital age lends the artform even more versatility and vibrance than it already has. You can add personal objects to digital pages, and once you’ve digitized your objects, you can reuse or pull from finished pieces as often as you want. Save money, time and satisfy your drive to create unique art on digital platforms.

Join Tiffany Tillman-Emanuel for this intermediate-level class, and you’ll learn:

• How to scan flat objects and photograph dimensional objects.
• How to digitize objects to look their best.
• How to digitally alter the objects so they stand out on a finished page.

Mixed media digital effects are difficult to create without a solid understanding of the hardware involved. Tiffany will teach you how to use a scanner and a camera, and how to make your objects stand out on a finished page by using a photo editor. Don’t be intimidated by new technology! Take your art into the digital space and discover new scrapbooking frontiers. 
Purchase to get the in-depth Mixed Media for Digital Scrapbookers workbook. The workbook includes step-by-step instructions on digitizing media, extracting individual elements from a photograph, and so much more!

• Class Introduction
• Building Your Digital Mixed Media Studio
• Discover Non-Traditional Objects
• How to Use the Internet to Build A Digital Studio
• Fill the Gaps with Fonts
• Match the Right Object with the Right Digitizing Process
• Photograph Dimensional Objects
• How to Scan Flat Objects
• Extract a Bead of Jewelry from a Photograph
• How to Create a New Bead
• Extract a Faux Stem from a Photograph
• Check Extraction for Ghost Pixels
• Extract Painted Brushes from a Scanned Canvas
• Create a Transfer from a Gesso Background
• Project 1: Introduction
• Project 1: Deconstruct Layer-by-Layer
• Project 1: Start with a Digital Substrate Layer
• Project 1: Add Photos & Frames
• Project 1: Add Clusters with Brushes
• Project 1: Blend & Reinforce Photos
• Project 1: Fine Tune & Finalize
• Project 2: Introduction
• Project 2: Deconstruct Project Layer-by-Layer
• Project 2: Start With a Digital Substrate Layer
• Project 2: Create Drama in the Project
• Project 2: Add Embellishments
• Project 2: Fine Tune & Finalize