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·34th Street· |
This tutorial was written for those that have a working knowledge of PSP. Supplies Needed: PSP X (any version will work) Kit or supplies of choice, I used 34th Street by me Decorative elements of choice - I provided mine in supplies Font of choice The scrapkit I used was called 34th Street by me. It can be found HERE or HERE You can download the supplies I used HERE Ok let's get started... Open up your supplies and resize them to fit your needs. Resize your calendar to around 600 length. On the open area at the top of the calendar use your rectangle selection tool and draw a rectangle all around to the edges of the border. Open up the paper of your choice and add as a new layer. To get rid of any excess paper go to selections invert and hit delete on your keyboard. Next open up your snow and place this at the bottom edge of your paper. To get rid of any excess snow go to selections invert and hit delete on your keyboard. Open up your little people and buildings and place these where you desire. Place any tubes if desired on the calendar where desired. Add your text where desired. Once you have your tag the way you like it go to layers merge visible. Copy and paste your tag into animation shop and duplicate it to make a total of 20 frames. Go to edit select all. Open up your animated snow and santa. Duplicate the layers on the santa to make a total of 20 frames. Place him where you desire on your tag. Copy and paste your snow into your tag and duplicate it until it fills up your tag. Once you have your tag the way you like it slow down the animation to your liking and save your tag as a gif and you are done. |
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