Another cannibal Poptart and a sacrificial Poptart. Where did things go so wrong…
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Post-It A Day – Cannibal Poptart
Some Poptarts just can’t resist their darker tendencies…. More!
Post-It A Day – Yarn Moose
You should always keep your eyes open for the elusive Yarn Moose. They can cause a ruckus. More!
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Post-It A Day – Bubble Princess
Sketchbook Scribbles
People watching and trying to sketch them is always enjoyable. Get a coffee, cookie, throw the headphones on and let the fun begin!
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Post-It A Day – No Bueno
This is completely inspired by an actually event… Lets just say I am wearing a helmet these days and that is the only lesson I learned. (Probably because I knocked the others out all over the pavement :P)
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Post-It A Day – Early Birds
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Post-It A Day – Play With Yourself
Post-It A Day – Hungry Toast
Pretty much everyday I do some random doodle on post-it notes. So I decided I am going to post them since they are mostly none work related… I have a gallery of them that will continue to grow at Post-It A Day
Deleting extra perspective grids in Adobe Photoshop Vanishing Point Filter
How to delete extra perspective grids in Photoshop Vanishing Point Filter?
I used to always run into this problem and for some reason there isn’t really any documentation on how to delete the unwanted extra perspective grids in the Vanishing Point Filter. I figured it out eventually and since I ran into this problem I am sure other people have as well.
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If this looks familiar (which it does for me a lot of the time) check out the instructions bellow.
- In your Vanishing Point window select the grids you would like to delete
- Press backspace! Shazam the extra grids are gone
- Now you have more room to make another mess 🙂
I hope this is helpful for all you fellow PSVP users. If you have any questions related to Photoshop feel free to post them in the comments section and I will answer them as best as possible. Thank you for stopping by.