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City Gurl
This tutorial is written for those
that have a working knowledge of PSP.
Supplies needed:
PSP X2 (any version will work)
Tube of choice
I used the beautiful artwork of Keith Garvey
To purchase a license to use this artwork, please visit PTE
Scrapkit by A Taggers Scrap called City Gurl
available for purchase at SATC
Mask of choice
Font of choice
Filters:
Eye Candy 4000 - Gradient Glow
Xero - Radiance
Let's get started
Open a new image 700 x 700
Open frame2 & copy/paste
Using your magic wand - click inside circle
Open paper4 & copy/paste
Selections - invert - delete - select none
Click inside second circle
Open paper3 & copy/paste
Selections - invert - delete - select none
Click inside last circle
Open paper5 & copy/paste
Selections - invert - delete - select none
Add dropshadow of choice to frame
Open frame5 & copy/paste
Select inside frame with magic wand
Open paper5 & copy/paste into selection
Select none
Add dropshadow of choice to frame
Open cat & copy/paste
Position & add dropshadow of choice
Open dressform & copy/paste
Position left & add dropshadow of choice
Open corset & copy/paste
Position over dressform
Add dropshadow of choice
Open charm2 & copy/paste
Position on bottom of frame
Delete part of clasp so it looks like
the charm is hanging off the frame
See my tag for reference
Add dropshadow of choice
Open ring & copy/paste
Position on frame
Add dropshadow of choice
Open flower2 & copy/paste
Position left
Add dropshadow of choice
Open boot & copy/paste
Mirror & position right
Add dropshadow of choice
Open cocktailglass & copy/paste
Position in front of boot
Add dropshadow of choice
Open bag1 & copy/paste
Position in front of cocktailglass
Add dropshadow of choice
Open butterfly & copy/paste
Position upper right
Add dropshadow of choice
Open stars & copy/paste
Open paper of choice & copy/paste
Move to bottom
Add mask of choice
Copy/paste tube as new layer
Apply Xero - Radiance
Add dropshadow of choice
Add name & proper copyright info
Crop & resize tag if needed
Merge visible & save as .png
This tutorial was written on April 7, 2012 by Jenni
Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental
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