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It’s time for another Illustrator step-by-step tutorial. Today, I thought we’d move on from the beach theme wedding invitations and do an invite for those who are centering their wedding around a specific color – that beautiful Tiffany blue we all love. I recently had to throw a nice big Tiffany box out (it fell victim [...] So far in our beach wedding invitations tutorials, we have made a funky 70s sunset invitation and a fun ocean floor invite, both in Illustrator. Today, we’re making a very simple and traditional invitation using Microsoft Word (you need Vista to be able to do one of the steps). This is the beach themed wedding invitation [...] In the previous beach wedding invitation tutorial, we made a fast and easy, 1970s-inspired, very informal invitation. Today, we’re making one with a totally different look which is a little bit more work-intensive, but definitely worth the effort. As always, if you need to brush up on your Illustrator skills, go through one of my earlier [...] Who doesn’t like the beach? Good things happen on beaches – parties, vacations, relaxation; all kinds of fun. My best friend got engaged on a beach. The more exotic ones are stunningly gorgeous with their palm trees, white sand and crystal clear, turquoise water. And for those of us in the northeastern part of the [...] With the holidays (and soon Valentine’s Day) behind us, I know that there are many of you who are newly engaged (Congratulations!). Statistics tells us that 2.3 million couples get engaged every year in the US; 19% of all those engagements take place during the month of December and 10% on Valentine’s Day. With those facts in [...] This is part 3 in my series of tutorials for those who just got engaged (Congratulations!). In the two previous tutorials, we created Engagement Announcements using Microsoft Word, and today, we’re making one in Illustrator. You can obviously adapt this to be a Save the Date card, or even Wedding Invitations by making just a few [...] This is part 2 in our series of DIY projects for those of you who recently got engaged. Just as in the last tutorial, we will be making photo engagement announcements using Microsoft Word (Windows Vista). Our previous one was pink, this one is brown and blue, and we will be using some different techniques [...] This starts a series of tutorials for those of you who recently got engaged (Congratulations!). Now you have to let the world know your big news! First out is a step by step instruction to making your own engagement announcements using Microsoft Word (Windows Vista). These instructions are to make a card that looks just like [...] As I mentioned in an earlier post, the fonts you choose for your stationery help set the tone for the entire event. If you have a theme for your wedding, be it the 60s, Arabian nights or a Victorian tea party, you can be sure there is a font out there that works. Of course, even [...] In today’s tutorial, we’re using Microsoft Word to create Save The Date cards. While you can’t do as much with the illustrations in Word as you can in Illustrator, I do realize that not everyone has access to graphics programs, or have time to learn them for just one project. For those of you who are [...] |
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