Many people add a watermark to their artwork/images so people can’t easily copy them, but also because Stampin’ Up! requires a copyright to be on their images (which are used in demonstrator’s samples).
Here are some basic instructions:
- Open your artwork file.
- Open your watermark file.
- From the watermark file, go to the Edit Menu and choose Select All (or CTRL+A in most programs). Then go to the Edit Menu and choose Copy (or CTRL+C in most programs).
- Go to the artwork file and go to the Edit Menu and choose Paste (or CTRL+V in most programs). It will most likely center it in the artwork file. Use the Select or Move Tool in your Image Editing software and move it to a desired location in the artwork file (I normally move it to the lower, right corner others leave it centered).
- Save your artwork file as a JPG or desired format.
Related Information:
- Image Resizing: https://www.blogsbyheather.com/2008/08/free-online-ima.html
- Creating an Image for Blog Sidebar: https://www.blogsbyheather.com/image_editing/
- Adobe Photoshop Elements Tutorial at http://www.stampinkub.com/blog/
- Adobe Photoshop Tutorial at www.websbyamy.com/blog)
- Free image resizer and watermark program: http://www.faststone.org/FSResizerDetail.htm
Hope this helps!
