The trees you see on this graphic are actually new free Trees Photoshop brushes.

Remember Tammy’s email I was telling you about in the post Romantic? She really amazed us with her creativity. And guess what? Tammy did it again!

Boy, I think we should all learn from her. This time again, she used a brush from my Hearts Photoshop Brushes Set… and she made a label for the chocolate box that was a gift… anyways, here’s what she did and how she did it in her own words:

“We added some text and printed it on a full size sticker (available at office supply stores). We used the sticker as a label on a box (a circuit board had previously occupied the box!) We filled the box with green shredded paper, and chocolate covered strawberries, and it was delivered with a bouquet of balloons as a 17th birthday gift for Casie – my son Chase’s girlfriend.”

Now, that’s awesome!

Not just because Tammy expressed her creativity here, but also because it is really great when you give something that you made yourself. When the person who get’s the gift actually sees that you dedicated your time and prepared something special just for her. It is so much more than just hopping on to the store and buying it already wrapped up. (Unless, of course, it is a gift for a kid which is a different story… 🙂

Mmmmm…. strawberries in chocolate! 😀

More and more of you are sending me emails, sharing your ideas and creativity and I am truly thankful for that. So, in this post I want to use the opportunity and present Nina.

Nina is a Filipino-American now living in Croatia and she used Photoshop Brushes for her Christian Paper Crafts Magazine. As you can see on her site, Nina too is very, very creative woman. Great work Nina! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity with us!

Also, take a look at how Gordeee creatively utilized free textures in “Using Thursday’s Texture – The Gordeee Way” and grab the latest Photoshop brush – Cracked Wall Textures for your collection.

Gang, that’s it for today. I hope you enjoyed it! Love each other, hug each other and have fun creating!

Yours,

Silvia