corel psp

Deborah Davies · 10-02-10, 12:06 AM

Is the above programe useful to create design sheets. I am a cardmaker but very interested in designing also but done all designing on my craft studio, corel is very different. Any advice would be welcome.

thanks

debbie

Angela Wake · 10-02-10, 12:14 AM

Hi Debbie I use PSP for all my designing, so ask away if I can help I will
Angela

Sarah Edwards · 10-02-10, 04:56 PM

I think most designers use either Paint Shop Pro or Adobe Photoshop. Personally, I use Photoshop.

Lorraine Bush · 10-02-10, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by deborahdavies

Is the above programe useful to create design sheets. I am a cardmaker but very interested in designing also but done all designing on my craft studio, corel is very different. Any advice would be welcome.

thanks

debbie

hi i also have tried using mcs but you cant save to e mail only to open in mcs which isnt helpful as it doesnt allow you to open up your designs in any other programe lorraine bush

Amanda Mcgee · 10-02-10, 07:09 PM

I love psp xi. Good luck with your designing.

Amanda

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Mary Tidbury · 10-02-10, 11:25 PM

Originally Posted by deborahdavies

Is the above programe useful to create design sheets. I am a cardmaker but very interested in designing also but done all designing on my craft studio, corel is very different. Any advice would be welcome.

thanks

debbie

Hi Debora, i use PSP8 much the same as it is now owned by coral once you get the hang of it its easy to use good luck from Mrs Tee

Chris Wells-West · 13-02-10, 02:07 PM

Hiya - I use PSP X2 and I love it! I have been teaching muself and I have to admit my fellow designers have been an inspiration in this area!

Deborah Davies · 15-02-10, 01:31 PM

Hi Angela
I have started using it. Its great for make overs on photos, can remove cracks scratches, nice white teeth etc. But I havent sussed out how to start designing, were can i obtain images to play with? How do I get all designs on one sheet? How would I even start to design a pyrimage? So sorry but you did say ask !! I am itching to get started! I was interested in cardmaking for the designs on this site but the cardmaker has to buy all sheets first, so i am waiting for discout at month end

Angela Wake · 15-02-10, 03:50 PM

Hi, first of all you need to know where all your tools are and how to use them, there are lots of free tutorials on the internet, images you could look in the puplic domain, if it is for practice and not to sell you could google for an image. A good place to start would be with would be joining a yahoo group for psp lessons. It is Stepping Stones through PSP
Angela

Jolis DeAngelis · 16-02-10, 01:33 AM

If I had a Windows-based PC, I'd choose PSP anyday over Photoshop. However, since I have a Mac, I cannot use PSP and do use PS Elements and I do love it and love to learn more and more capabilities.

You cannot go wrong by purchasing PSP to learn digital designing. You'll love it.

Check out some specials on Amazon: Amazon.co.uk: Paint Shop Pro

Let us know how you get on!

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