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Shot with the Nostalgic (aging) effect on High. I frosted the border in PicMonkey.

 

Compositionally Challenged September Bonus Challenge - Circles

September Most Versatile - All Color, White

So, this is what I've been working on for the last wee while. :) picmonkey.com make a collage.

...... Such a lazy cat. He even lies down to wash himself! lol

dressed some dolls in stripes and dots. everyone is busy enjoying easter break.

voor 3 verschillende kleren 10

hij begon maar nooit ik poseerde allang de g ganse tijd

hij wachte op mij om dat iemand had gezegd ga foto's maken op die brug

en ik dacht zelf niet aan die brug

ik dacht aan mooie skate movements

Maar hij alleen aan die brug

alleen omdat iemand dat zei

en OP die brug zei ik je moet me er met dat en dat op zetten en dat regelde hij toen

nou nou

still looking for new adventures! FA *reduced*

It was windy but sunny & warm today ! Lovely Spring weather ! Thank you for Spring ! :)

...... not mine, neither birthday, nor dessert!

 

Called "Raspberry Ripple Delight".

A raspberry parfait on a bed of crushed shortbread, with a white chocolate stand holding pink candy-floss, decorated with raspberry coulis, raspberries and honeycomb crunch!

 

'Apparently' it was delicious - well, there was not a crumb left, so it must have been!

 

#HarlemMermaid #MercreatorWranglerRalph #ConeyIsland #MermaidParade #NYC

I've had a couple people ask me to show a bit about how the paintbrush feature works inside of textures.

 

Here's a quick screenshot that shows it in action.

 

If you choose "original" as shown here, you can paint the original back in (in effect, you are erasing the texture). You can toggle between "effect" and "original" if you've got tricky edges.

 

If you only want the texture in a smaller part of the overall image, it might be easier to tick the "Reverse effect" box. That will remove the texture but then allow you to paint it in exactly where you want it.

 

Hope that helps!

 

for this thread in PicMonkey group

M-222 is the current designation of a state trunkline highway in Allegan County of the US state of Michigan. It runs between the city of Allegan, where it connects with M-40/M-89, and the US Highway 131 (US 131) freeway near Martin. The highway runs along a series of streets in Allegan and through rural farm fields and woods between the two communities along 116th Avenue. The roadway was a state highway back in 1919 when the system was initially signed. It was assigned as part of M-89 and M-40 before being given its own number, M-118. That designation was applied to the highway until 1988 when that was retired in favor of the current M-222.

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