Water Frame

Hello!
Seriously, I've been working on this water style and I really like it, so I've used it on a round stain-like image I had. See if you like it.

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This frame is 8x8", 300 dpi, .png file.
So, whaddaya think? Awesome, right?
Hope you can use it!
Patricia.
PS: I hope you're having an absolutely outstanding summer! :o)

Pool Time!

This one I just love!
I've spent some time creating this cool, gorgeous alpha. I'm almost there. Here's the way it looks with the style applied to it.

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This is about 4x8", 300 dpi, .png file, some shadows.
Enjoy!
Patricia.

Beach QP

Hello! I hope you had a great Father's day weekend.
Today's freebie reminds me of summer: sand, umbrella, chair, water, waves, sunglasses.
The background is close to a 12x12" page, just slightly smaller, so you can fit another paper under it, or just color the background with a gradient or one color 'paper.' I have a cool water style, so I applied it to the wave and frame.
Every element you see is in its own layer, except the sunglasses and frame, which are merged.

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This freebie is a .psd file, 300 dpi, some shadows.
Enjoy your summer!
I'm working on a water-type alpha and I'll link it to this and other posts I've done. It will not be a freebie. :o)
Patricia.

Jug (Pitcher) and Glass Template

Is the glass half empty of half full? I'm a glass half full kinda gal, what about you?
Today's freebie is a water pitcher and glass. This is a .psd file, where you'll find each element in its own layer: glass and two shadows, pitcher and two shadows, plus the inside of each: glass and pitcher.
As you can see in the picture, you can change the color of the inside of your glass elements, just click on the layer (glass inside or pitcher inside) and do Ctrl + U, play with the levers and find the shade of drink you'd like to have on your design.
This is a .psd file, 300 dpi, and the shadows are in their own layer.

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Hope you like it!
Patricia.

Take a Look at This

This one was very easy to make.
You need the arrow shape, any shape will do.
I used the Kabel font and typed 'take a' outside of the arrow, then changed the type tool to Horizontal Mask and typed inside of the shape 'look at this,' then did Control + X and took out the letters from the shape.
I simplified both layers. Then I control click on both layers and did Control + E and merged them. Then I applied a water style to the whole thing.
It looks cool for any beach or pool project.

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Have a great time this weekend.
Patricia.