Floaties

[Jutsi]

For whoever works with Graphics. These are nice backgrounds

http://usuarios.lycos.es/elmundodelpsp/fondos/floaties/floaties.htm

I think there are 5 pages.

[Amie]

Thank you Juts, they are really pretty. :)

[carolj100]

Wow, those are neat! Thanks, Jutsi.

[Rainy1966]

cool thanks for the link.

[Linda]

Thanks for sharing Jutsi!! :linda:

[D_Spider]

Thanks, Jutsi!! They are great.

[Just Rachel]

Very cool! Thanks Jutsi!! :)

[tidyup]

Jutsi, thank so much!! Lots of stuff there I can use.
Great find and sure do appreciate you sharing with us :linda:

[Muffin02]

Would you by any chance have a tutorial on how to use these in a signature? :flower:

[Linda]

Muffin, let me know how you would like to use one of them in your signature and also if you can pick which one you like and I'll see what I can do.

These images can be used in a variety of ways. You can fill your name with them or just use pieces and then put your name beside them or on them. Or, you can make neat backgrounds or make stationery sides, etc. The possibilities are endless. :wink:

[Muffin02]

Thank you!

I have PSP 7.0 and would like to learn how to do it. I want to make a signature (name) with the floaties inside :amie:

[Linda]

Thank you!

I have PSP 7.0 and would like to learn how to do it. I want to make a signature (name) with the floaties inside :amie:

Muffin, to do that - you can use this tutorial: http://www.mypcclinic.com/content/view/77/90/ However, use the floatie of your choice instead of going for the glitter. Make sure you pick a big open font at the Banner Generator so that your floatie will show up well! :wink: Let me know if you need any help. I have PSP7 also, but on some things I would rather use the Imagemagick site.

Also, here is a site that I recommend to learn about PSP7. Start with the tutorials on the side in the order they appear. They have animation shop and paint shop pro tutorials. http://groups.msn.com/vicssignatures/messageboard.msnw They also have a great forum to ask/answer questions. :thumbs:

[Muffin02]

Thanks Linda! Vics site is a keeper, has many tutorials to learn from. :thumbs: