Glimpster Video Podcasts
58 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 14 years ago - ★★★ - 2 ratingsTotally addicted, Noell and Israel discuss movies, television, books, and podcasting. Our tastes sometimes are different, so we end up debating the quality of shows like "The Family Guy", "Wedding Crashers", and "The Sopranos."
Some shows we agree on. For example, we both love "Six Feet Under", "Weeds", "30 Days", "24", "The Apprentice", and "Survivor".
It's true. We're addicted to the media. We love it. And podcasting is the perfect way to talk about it. Please subscribe and enjoy our podcast.
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Episodes
[FS] Paperclipping 65 - Customize Your Overlays in Photoshop [Free Show]
October 28, 2008 03:15 - 9 minutes - 69.8 MB VideoIn today’s free video tutorial, I show you step-by-step how to open up an overlay in Photoshop, resize it to meet your needs, and use it like a journaling box for your text. If you have Photoshop Elements, don’t worry–you can do all the same things in Elements.
[FS] Paperclipping 64 - A Digital Journaling Tip [Free Show]
October 24, 2008 03:13 - 1 minute - 13.5 MB VideoToday’s free Quick Tip features a journaling idea that I used on a digital product by Ali Edwards. In the next Paperclipping episode, I’ll actually show you how to use and adjust that product, so make sure you come back soon.
Interview with Ali Edwards
August 04, 2008 03:11 - 41 minutes - 47.9 MBHave you been waiting to hear about Ali Edwards newest book, due to release any day now? Listen to this week’s podcast (audio only) as I interview Ali and she shares all the secrets…
[FS] Paperclipping 44 - Altering Felt [Free Show]
May 19, 2008 02:46 - 3 minutes - 39.7 MB VideoDo you have a lot of felt? If so, I think you’ll love this episode, especially if you also like Tim Holtz. (Ahem) Yes, I just said, “Tim Holtz.” Did that get your attention? Great, because whether you’re a Premium Subscriber or not, today’s episode is free to everyone and I’ll bet you haven’t seen a demonstration of a Tim Holtz product quite like this. Have you ever noticed how how bright felt products often are? I love the texture of felt and that it gives dimension to a layout. But the c...
[FS] Paperclipping 42 - More on Stickles [Free Show]
May 06, 2008 05:09 - 2 minutes - 30.6 MB VideoOne final gift from National Scrapbook Day…a second free episode in a row. Next week will be a Member’s Only one. 1. Dedra Long’s book: Diamond stickles on doilies to highlight the patterns and texture. 2. Stickles outlining an acrylic shape. 3. Stickles mixed with Diamond Glaze an acrylic shape. Apply Diamond Glaze first and add Stickles immediately while glaze is wet. This will spread the glitter out so it’s less dens. 4. Stickles directly on acrylic. Glitter is much more dense. Added ...
[FS] Paperclipping 39 - Stickles Experiment [Free Show]
April 15, 2008 04:31 - 5 minutes - 59.7 MB VideoYou’re going to love all the new ideas for Stickles in today’s free episode. Dedra Long contributed many of them and I am so proud to show you more of her work alongside my own in this video. Huge thanks to Dedra. Intro: Dedra Long and I put our heads together for some unique ways to use Stickles. I’ll be sharing just a few of those ideas using both Dedra’s and my own projects. 1. Diamond Stickles on patterned paper–Choose one color and cover all instances of that color with Diamond: can s...
[FS] Paperclipping 36 - Dedra Long's Scraproom [Free Show]
March 17, 2008 04:03 - 5 minutes - 61.1 MB VideoYou’ll love this tour of Dedra Long’s scrapbook room. I just wish you could see all the details in person. It’s an inspiring place to sit down and scrap.
[FS] Paperclipping 32 - Fred [Free Show]
February 18, 2008 23:12 - 2 minutes - 29.9 MB VideoIn this episode I review a fabulous product that I’ve been testing all week. I can’t wait to introduce it to you. 1) This is my new friend, FRED That’s what it’s called…F.R.E.D., which is a name chosen through a contest of scrapbookers and it’s an acronym for “For Really Easy Designing.” It’s a table top. It’s like a drafting table but cooler because it sits on top of your flat table or desk, which means you can still have lots of other things like tools and papers, lying flat on your tabl...