Paint from Bucket Mask

Hi! I wasn't sure what I wanted to do here. You could use it as background for a phrase or something else. I decided to turn the splash into a mask.
This design comes in two layers. To color the can do Ctrl + U and play with the levers to colorize and change colors.
To use the splash, place a picture, clip art or whatever above the splash layer. Then click on  Ctrl + G, that way the picture will 'stick' to the mask. You can play with it, so the mask gets covered by the picture. Make sure the picture is as big as the whole splash, or you may end up with parts that are just gray.

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This is a .psd file, in two layers, 300 dpi, no shadows.
Have a great weekend!
Patricia.

3 in 1 Frame + splash

I have these 3 frames that I put together as one. The picture doesn't come in the file.
If you'd like to know how to do it yourself, check for instructions to a similar project here.

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To put a picture inside, position your picture behind the frame (below) and using your Magic Wand tool  and while holding down the Alt key click everywhere you want to keep: frame and inside of frame.  Then go Select and choose Inverse. On the layers panel select the picture layer.Then click on Control and X. That should take wipe out all that's outside of the frame, leaving just the frame and your picture. Select both layers and Control +E, if you want to merge them together. Save your picture & frame with a new name.
I hope that helped.

Patricia.

PS: I've added a phrase 'splash' using SplashExtraBold font and a style of my making. Have fun!