This set contains brushes in varying opacities, sizes and styles to cover every need possible. After some tinkering, I managed to create brushes that simulate not only the dust, but the texture where the chalk catches areas on the board. I have spent months working on these brushes, initially creating them when I needed to create a large chalk poster that would look like chalk, without me having to use the real deal. Want to create hand lettered chalk illustrations but cannot stand the feel of chalk, or don’t have access to a giant chalkboard? Then this set is for you. If you are interested in more posts like this, leave a comment on this post and tell me what you would like to learn about.Introducing the most realistic chalk brushes you will ever use! I am just in love with this look right now! So… I've been thinking about doing a few more posts on how I create the images for WhipperBerry, but I'm going to leave that up to you. This set-up was for yesterday's Campbell's post, here is how the picture turned out…
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It has the best natural light in the house and with windows on two sides of the room I have all kinds of fun playing with the light. This is actually my daughter's bedroom, but she has graciously offered to share it with me as my photo studio as well. I'll let you in on a little secret, Here is how I photograph all of my photos… Here's how it should look once you've blended the chalk…īecause they are so inexpensive and easy to make, I've made several of them of them and use them for not only the background but the base of my photo set-up. This will give the board the look of slate when photographed. Once you've covered the entire surface of the foam board with the chalk, take an old rag and use it to blend the chalk over the surface of the board. Don't press too hard, it will dent or scratch the surface of the foam board and you don't want that to happen. Take the side of the chalk and gently rub circles around the surface of the foam board. Take your foam board and a piece of chalk… Still nothing to sneeze at when compared to other photo backdrops. They range in price from just a few dollars for a small board up to about $15 for a large 20×30 depending on where you purchase them.
One of my favorite styles of photography right now is, the dark slate chalkboard look. The bottom line is… If you don't have a good photo, you are missing a huge chunk of the successful blog post equation.
A post can develop some strong legs on Pinterest and really bring in some major traffic for your site. Click on the butterfly icon which will bring you to Overlays. You can crop it down to any size you want. To use the same chalkboard background I use, see the link above this photo. One of the easiest ways for a post to go viral these days is for it to be pinned and repined on Pinterest. First you will need a blank canvas to create your printable on. Now, with Pinterest as a major player in our social media world… Photography is EVERYTHING. One of my favorite things about bloggin is that I am constantly learning and developing new skills. I am constantly dissecting photos that I love, to figure out how I can create the same effect. Luckily Pinterest hadn't opened it's virtual doors quite yet.
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DIY Faux Slate Chalkboard Photo Background // When I first started blogging, one of my main goals was to learn how to take good pictures. If you were to go back to the beginning of WhipperBerry from the summer of 2010, You can see my photos were not exactly Pinterest worthy.
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