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For this month’s post, I’m again showcasing a digital layout and card, but this time, with a twist.
When I started working on the layout, I wanted to do something that was suitable for framing, so I can up with this:
It’s a fairly straight forward layout, with a large photo that’s blended into a digital background and includes an inspirational sentiment. You could print this out on a wide format printer, or use a service to print it out full size, put it in a nice frame and you have (almost) instant art.
Or print it out at 8 inches on your home printer on photo paper and layer it onto coordinating paper from your stash. Frame it and hang it in your home or give it as a gift.
And resized to card size, you can use it to make a digital (or paper) card quite easily.
So there you have it - 1 layout, 3 ways (or 4 if you do both digital and paper cards!); hope you enjoyed these ideas!
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29 comments:
Very nice.
that would be lovely printed on canvas and hung on your wall. Very pretty.
Your digital work is so inspiring! Just beautiful.
Love it, Ron! You always blow me away with the versatility of the digital kits. I especially love how they can be combined with paper elements to create an outstanding card/framed piece, etc.
What a wonderful picture and great piece of art
WOW, Ron. This looks like one of those inspirational art pieces that sell for big bucks! If I had your digi talent I would get that printed, watch for the half price sales on frames, and have all the birthday, graduation, etc gifts I need for the next year!
This is awesome, my friend. Truly.
Clever clever, Ron.
Really fun idea Ron!!
Beautiful Ron and love how you shared so many options for it.
So beautiful, Ron. I saw the first picture, and thought you were done...that would have been gorgeous on it's own, but then you went even further. Thanks for sharing your digi wisdom with us!
very creative, I love how you blend the photo and digital background.
Awesome first picture and then you took it a few steps further. Very clever use of your first picture to show how digital can be used by those of us who prefer paper. Apparently we are missing some beautiful opportunities! thans for the lesson, Ron!
Cher
Your blended photo is gorgeous Ron! Love all the ideas you gave for using it.
Great card idea Ron!
I've been resisting digital for so long, I can't find time to work on my paper stuff, but I love the idea of using this sort of thing for cards. I'd love to use my own photos for cards...
Ron, what a wonderful idea to use one picture for all the different art forms. The picture by itself is beautiful.
Beautiful, Ron! I am not a digi scrapper, but I love to see your work.
What a great idea to re-use a page in different way. I had not thought of that.
Thank you all for the kind comments! So nice to see 'paper people' looking a digital in a new way! And Cher, I prefer paper for so many things - but there's no good reason why I can't do both!!
I love using the digital layout on paper. Very cool.
Lovely!
Would definetaly have to do the framing option!!! Gorgeous Ron!!!
So clever! A l/o and a card - wonderful!
Helen -- Firenze Cards
hybrid cards, great idea. I like how you used the ribbon embellishment with the safety pin.
I've learned a lot from your digital work. It's great to see it in combo with traditional scrapbooking and cardmaking. I hope to get around to trying it myself one of these days.
Love the digi - fabulous job - so fast and simple yet elegant looking!
Beautiful Ron - I've learned so much for your digi lessons. thanks for the inspiration.
Just beautiful!!
Love your work Ron.
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