I’m teaching photo editing and web design right now in my Trinity class, and I thought I’d make a tutorial for you guys to show you how to use iPiccy, which is a free online editing tool. Click on the artsy-effect photo of me, below, which I just edited and fancied up in iPiccy in less than five minutes, and you can access the tutorial and see how to art yourself up too! Have fun 🙂
Colorado Springs, 2011
By special request, here’s the Mac version of my last post:
Finding new fonts to use on your Mac is just as easy as it is with Windows computers, just a little different. Again, I start with Fontspace just because I can usually find something I like there.
I found one that I want called “Celtic.” I clicked on the Download button directly below the font.
My download window opens and I double-click in the folder that has the name of the font.
When the folder opens, I double click on the font itself, the file that ends in .ttf (true type font)
I click on the Install Font button and – voila – the next time I open a word editing program or any other application that uses fonts, it’s there (see below).
