Tameka Bond from Pixels2Pages joins me for another episode of the Scrapbooking Inspiration Podcast.
I am a pixels2Pages Team Member and love to train and inspire people. I live in New York City and have 3 children ages 11, 14, and 17. By day I am employed as a full time paralegal, so time management is a must for me. Every spare moment I have I spend it saving my memories with Artisan software by Forever.
Listen in as we chat about the brand new Artisan 5 software.
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Artisan 5 is a big jump up in functionality and speed from Artisan 4, so why not check it out here.
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Hi Melissa! Thank you for the email about this. I contacted you recently because my Windows computer broke and I have been using a Mac that was extra around the house, and was wondering about scrapbooking with Photoshop Elements. I have been a Storybook Creator (what Artisan was originally) user since it’s inception. I’ve been toying around with the idea of learning Elements, and have looked at most of the other programs out there. As we speak, my new Windows computer is on the delivery truck. I decided that I would prefer Artisan. I have loved Storybook, and am so excited about all the new upgrades in Artisan. Especially being able to work on a two page spread, the font manager, and the great speed. Since I have not purchased the program yet, I will be happy to use your link and let you get credit for it.
🙂 I’m glad you have found the program for you! 🙂 Hopefully it works out well for you!
No doubt about it!