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·Edens Crush· |
This tutorial was written for those that have a working knowledge of PSP. Supplies Needed: PSP X (any version will work) Tube(s) of choice I used artwork by Zindy S.D. Neilsen. To use this artwork please visit HERE Scrap kit of choice - I used Edens Crush by me Scrap paper of choice Circle template of choice - I provided mine in supplies Frame of choice Ribbon wrapper of choice Butterfly of choice Doodle of choice Vm extravaganza - transmission Font of choice The scrapkit I used was called Edens Crush by me. It can be found HERE or HERE The circle template I used can be found HERE Ok let's get started... Open 650 x 650 canvas. Open frame of choice. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize as needed. Rotate slightly to the side. Set a color of choice to your foreground. Using your rectangle preset shape, hide the background layer. Set the width to 10 or whatever you like. Draw out a rectangle the will outline the inner area of the frame.(see my tag as example) Rotate it the same way as you did the frame. Play around with the size if need be. Convert to raster when happy. Open tube of choice. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize as needed. Arrange it if possible so that it looks like it is coming out of the frame. Add a soft drop shadow of choice to the tube. Click on the rectangle layer you drew. Take your magic wand and click inside the rectangle. Selection modify expand x6. New layer. Use either a scrap paper of choice or color to fill this layer. Selections none. Send this layer to the bottom. Click back on the top layer. Open ribbon wrapper of choice. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize as needed. Arrange it to go over the rectangle you created. Add a soft drop shadow of choice when happy. Add a soft drop shadow of choice to both the rectangle and the frame itself now. Open doodle of choice. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize as needed. You won`t want to resize the first time too small as this first one is bigger then the second. Arrange to the side of the frame however you like.(see my tag as example) Copy and paste the same doodle as another new layer. Resize smaller then the first time. Mirror. Arrange opposite to the first one.(see my tag as example) When happy add a soft drop shadow of choice to both doodle layers. Open circle template I provided in supplies. Copy and paste as a new layer. Arrange it on the bottom of the frame.(see my tag for example) Fill with the color of choice. Click inside the circle template layer with your magic wand. Modify expand x6. Fill with either paper or color of choice. Selections none. Arrange directly beneath the circle template later. Click back on the circle template layer. Open tube of choice. You can use a different one of the same, your choice. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize as needed. Arrange it as to how you want it to look inside the circle template. Remove all excess hanging below the template. Move tube layer directly beneath the circle template layer but on top of the background you just filled in. Add a soft drop shadow of choice to the tube layer. Repeat this exact same process with the circle template on a new layer with a tube. I overlapped the second circle template very slightly.(see my tag as example) When happy add a soft drop shadow of choice to both circle templates. Open butterfly of choice. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize as needed. Arrange wherever you want it to be. I did this a few times to make it look like the butterflies were landed around the tag. When happy add a soft drop shadow to each layer of butterfly. Click back to the top. new layer. Take your freehand selector tool. Draw an offshape. Fill with a color that works with the tube without being too much. Selections none. Guassian blur 28. Lower opacity to 42%. Send to the bottom. Now arrange as you want to have it slightly sticking up from the template. Apply vm extravaganaza transmission, whatever settings you like. I used the size of 4. Click back on the top layer. Add your text where you are happy now. Apply any appropriate copyright information. Save as a png or jpeg and you're done. |
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