Monday, 2 September 2013
This tutorial was written by me on September 2, 2013.
It was made out of my own creation and any similarity is purely coincidental.
I used PSPx2 but any version will do.
Artist: Rivus Dea
This tube was a prepaid exclusive
and the only way to get it is to have it gifted,
or join their exclusive club HERE
Please Don't use this tube without a license.
Scrap Kit: Amy Marie's part of the beautiful Collab Kit Called Chasing The Blues
And you can find it at Treasured Scraps HERE
Mask: WSL 84 HERE
Font: JackiO Font HERE
Here goes:
Let’s start
with the mask layer:
New Raster – 800 X 800.
Open PP1. Open mask and minimize.
SELECTIONS – SELECT ALL – Copy and paste PP1 into selection.
Go to LAYERS – NEW MASK LAYER – FROM IMAGE – SOURCE LUMINANCE - CHECKED – from menu, find WSL 84 – OK. Duplicate and merge down. Re-size 120%.
Let’s do the frame layer now:
New Raster – 800 X 800.
Open PP1. Open mask and minimize.
SELECTIONS – SELECT ALL – Copy and paste PP1 into selection.
Go to LAYERS – NEW MASK LAYER – FROM IMAGE – SOURCE LUMINANCE - CHECKED – from menu, find WSL 84 – OK. Duplicate and merge down. Re-size 120%.
Let’s do the frame layer now:
Element 11 – C/P and leave where it is.
Grab your magic wand. Click in the middle of element. SELECTIONS – MODIFY – EXPAND 8 PIXELS. New Raster Layer. Move under frame layer. Open PP6. Copy and paste into selection. Keep selected.
If you are using the same tube as me, grab the version you want. C/P and move it into position. Re-size 80%.
SELECTIONS - INVERT - DELETE - SELECTIONS - INVERT. Duplicate the tube layer. ADJUST – BLUR – GAUSSIAN BLUR – RADIUS 25 - OK
Change BLEND MODE of copy of tube layer to HARD LIGHT and go to original tube layer and change BLEND MODE to OVERLAY.
(see tag for placements)
Grab your magic wand. Click in the middle of element. SELECTIONS – MODIFY – EXPAND 8 PIXELS. New Raster Layer. Move under frame layer. Open PP6. Copy and paste into selection. Keep selected.
If you are using the same tube as me, grab the version you want. C/P and move it into position. Re-size 80%.
SELECTIONS - INVERT - DELETE - SELECTIONS - INVERT. Duplicate the tube layer. ADJUST – BLUR – GAUSSIAN BLUR – RADIUS 25 - OK
Change BLEND MODE of copy of tube layer to HARD LIGHT and go to original tube layer and change BLEND MODE to OVERLAY.
(see tag for placements)
Now for some elements:
Element 34 – C/P and move under frame elements to top left corner of element 11 (frame). Duplicate and mirror, then flip.
(see tag for placement)
Element 60 – C/P and move this to bottom left corner of element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 60 – C/P and move this to bottom left corner of element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 30 – C/P and re-size 50%. Mirror and move to top left corner over element 11 layer.
(see tag for placement)
Element 5 – C/P and move to top right corner corner of tag over element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 14 - C/P and move to top right side of element 11.
(see tag for placement)
(see tag for placement)
Element 14 - C/P and move to top right side of element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 23 – C/P and re-size 50%. Move to bottom left corner over element 14.
(see tag for placement)
Element 17 – C/P and re-size 50%. Move to bottom left side of element 11. Duplicate and move to side of element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 36 – C/P and re-size 50%. Move to very left corner of element 11 over element 17 and copy of element 17 layers.
(see tag for placement)
(see tag for placement)
Element 17 – C/P and re-size 50%. Move to bottom left side of element 11. Duplicate and move to side of element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 36 – C/P and re-size 50%. Move to very left corner of element 11 over element 17 and copy of element 17 layers.
(see tag for placement)
Add drop shadow to layers of your
choosing.
I used
V & H 2
Opacity 70
Blur 7
Color Black
Now you can add name
and © information. Save as .png and re-size if you wish.
I re-size before I save and add
name and © info.
Let me know what you think of
this tutorial.
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