FREE Word Art + Free Word Art Pack!

***FREEBIE***

I am running a contest on the Word Art World Facebook page where you can enter to win a $25 coupon to my store!

Just add some pizazz to this plain old word art image
by adding some color, giving it some style or using it to create something else like a button or a tag! In the preview below, I show some ideas of what you can do with word art. I used Photoshop Elements to create each image. 

I have included a simple PSE tutorial in the EXTRAS folder of your download on how to re-color word art.

The download  includes the black version of the word art image only. Use it to create something jazzy!

Then, post it on the Word Art World Facebook page in the comments section (the post is pinned to the top of the page).

I will be back next week with the winner of a $25 coupon!

Download HERE.


AND


The FREE February newsletter word art pack will be available for one more week!

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TUTORIAL

Many of you have asked if you can change the color of the word art freebies on my blog and the answers is "YES!" Word Art is SO versatile and can be changed and re-colored to suit your layout. So, I thought I'd write a simple tutorial on how to do just that!

To see how I changed one word in this word art to red, just click on the link on the right side of the blog (Tutorial-Changing Color of Word Art). I will be adding pictures later! The last example has been changed as well---I just added a border to the words and then used the magic eraser tool to erase the red color inside so that inside the word, "point" is transparent.

Before:

After: