Basic Techniques For Creating A Scrapbook Layout In Photoshop

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Hello friends and welcome to my Photoshop in Five tutorial! Today we’re going to learn more about something that gets asked a lot in the hybrid scrapbooking world: How can I use Digital Alphabet on my hybrid scrapbook layout? Are there easy ways to do this? I have two go-to techniques that I use all the time, so be sure to watch the YouTube tutorial to learn how, and I’ll provide some quick instructions below! This post was inspired by some great ideas our creative team came up with, and you can see their impressive work here.

Basic Techniques For Creating A Scrapbook Layout In Photoshop

For today’s layout, I’m creating what I call a confirmation page. These are pages that I try to create for myself each month as reminders of what things I want to focus on. I love using patterned papers and mixed media elements, and for this page I decided to use the Aflutter Digital Kit with stickers, alphabets and ellipses. I also brought Awesome Alphabets Vol 2 and Vol 4 Digital Alphabets for some fun. Here are three ways to create hybrid elements on this page with the digital alphabet:

How To Use Scrapbook Templates In Photoshop

Use your digital alphabet to create a quote directly on your background, or on a journal card or other element from your digital collection. This quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson just made me feel happy. It inspired me to take a photo of myself laughing, it felt so good! But it reminded me to definitely add more laughing photos to my album too

It inspired my list of things I want to focus on this month. Talking about things

Alphabet brushes and it allows you to use the digital alphabet as a stamp. You can change the size and color according to your order. I found a cute little heart symbol in Alphabitties Vol 4 and it inspired me to stamp it on some hexagons. After that I also wrote my words on heart letters and printed them on vellum for fun.

I hope this inspires you to play with the digital alphabet and create a confirmation page for your album! You can follow the full tutorial and process video here:

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