Monday 21 October 2013
PTU Andriana
This tutorial was written by me on October 21, 2013. It was made out of my own creation and any similarity is purely coincidental. I used PSPx2 but any version would work.
Artist: Roman Zaric
Here goes:
The Template first:
Open template in PSP. Hold down
SHIFT button and tap your “D” key. Close
the original template. Delete the “Credits”
layer with her CR info.
I don't like a white background unless I really need one, so I clear the
white background by highlighting the Raster 1layer and go to
EDIT - CLEAR.
EDIT - CLEAR.
Next
I changed the canvas size to 800 X 800. I also toggle all layers so that if I feel the need to move them on such a big canvas, I don't mess up the layering. You can do that by clicking on the LAYER LINK TOGGLE.
We are gonna do basically the same thing for the following layers, so in an effort to stop repeating myself, here is what you will do for each layer that we change out:
We are gonna do basically the same thing for the following layers, so in an effort to stop repeating myself, here is what you will do for each layer that we change out:
Highlight layer. SELECTIONS - SELECT ALL - FLOAT - DE FLOAT
Open Paper(s) - C/P - SELECTIONS - INVERT - DELETE - SELECTIONS - SELECT
NONE
Delete layer.
So it will go something like this:
You
will be changing these layers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9. We will delete 5 and
leave 8 and 9 as is. We will leave 1, 2, 3 and 4 pretty much where it is but have them as toggle 1 and toggle 2 for layers 6 and 8 and toggle 3 for 7 and 9.
Highlight 1. Using directions above. Use P12. Rename it P12 - 1.
Highlight 2. Same as above. Use P3. Rename P3 - 2.
Highlight 3. Same as above. Use P8. Rename P8 - 3.
Highlight 4. Same as above. Use P1. Rename P1 - 5.
(see tag for placement)
I used HUE/SATURATION/LIGHTNESS for layers 6 and 7, using the following setting:
Highlight 2. Same as above. Use P3. Rename P3 - 2.
Highlight 3. Same as above. Use P8. Rename P8 - 3.
Highlight 4. Same as above. Use P1. Rename P1 - 5.
(see tag for placement)
I used HUE/SATURATION/LIGHTNESS for layers 6 and 7, using the following setting:
We are gonna use our tube now:
Open tube, choose your favorite version. C/P and re-size 45%. Move over layer 6.
Highlight the layer 6 and go to SELECTIONS - SELECT ALL - FLOAT - DE-FLOAT - INVERT, Highlight tube layer, then hit DELETE. Duplicate tube layer. On the original tube layer:
ADJUST – BLUR – GAUSSIAN BLUR – RADIUS 25 - OK
Open tube, choose your favorite version. C/P and re-size 45%. Move over layer 6.
Highlight the layer 6 and go to SELECTIONS - SELECT ALL - FLOAT - DE-FLOAT - INVERT, Highlight tube layer, then hit DELETE. Duplicate tube layer. On the original tube layer:
ADJUST – BLUR – GAUSSIAN BLUR – RADIUS 25 - OK
Change BLEND MODE of copy of tube layer to HARD LIGHT and go to copy of tube layer and change BLEND MODE to SCREEN.
Do the same for layer 7 but mirror the tube before you delete anything.
Don't forget to toggle the tube layers in case you want to move them all.
Do the same for layer 7 but mirror the tube before you delete anything.
Don't forget to toggle the tube layers in case you want to move them all.
(see tag for placement)
Now for more elements:
Element 18 - C/P and move this layer under layer 6. You can leave this element in middle but move up just a tad.
(see tag for placement)
Element 3 - C/P and re-size 50%. Move to top right side of tag but on left side of layer 7. Duplicate and move a bit right and down to right side of layer 6.
(see tag for placement)
Element 26 - C/P and move to upper left side of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Element 11 - C/P and re-size 60%. Mirror and move to bottom right side of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Element 9 - C/P and re-size 40%. Move to bottom right side over element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 13 - C/P and re-size 35%. Move to bottom right side in front of element 11 and 9. Duplicate and move a bit left.
(see tag for placement)
Element 17 - C/P and move to upper left side of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Element 12 - C/P and re-size 75%. Move to top middle of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Now for the tube:
If you are using the same tube as me, C/P the version your choosing to use. Re-size by 45%. Mirror and move tube to bottom left side of tag.
Now for the mask layer:
Now for more elements:
Element 18 - C/P and move this layer under layer 6. You can leave this element in middle but move up just a tad.
(see tag for placement)
Element 3 - C/P and re-size 50%. Move to top right side of tag but on left side of layer 7. Duplicate and move a bit right and down to right side of layer 6.
(see tag for placement)
Element 26 - C/P and move to upper left side of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Element 11 - C/P and re-size 60%. Mirror and move to bottom right side of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Element 9 - C/P and re-size 40%. Move to bottom right side over element 11.
(see tag for placement)
Element 13 - C/P and re-size 35%. Move to bottom right side in front of element 11 and 9. Duplicate and move a bit left.
(see tag for placement)
Element 17 - C/P and move to upper left side of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Element 12 - C/P and re-size 75%. Move to top middle of tag.
(see tag for placement)
Now for the tube:
If you are using the same tube as me, C/P the version your choosing to use. Re-size by 45%. Mirror and move tube to bottom left side of tag.
Now for the mask layer:
Open P10 and WSL 84, then minimize.
Highlight very bottom layer. SELECTIONS - SELECT ALL
Highlight very bottom layer. SELECTIONS - SELECT ALL
Copy and paste P10 into Selection.
Go to LAYERS – NEW MASK LAYER – FROM IMAGE – SOURCE LUMINANCE CHECKED –
CHOOSE WSL 84 from the drop down menu – OK. Duplicate and merge down. Re-size 120%.
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.
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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