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Showing posts with label Mark Wasyl. Show all posts
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Emolicious
08:33 | Posted by
Jenni |
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This tutorial is written for thosethat have a working knowledge of PSP.
Supplies needed:
PSP X2 (Any version will work)
Tube of choice
I used the beautiful artwork of Mark Wasyl
Tag template 105 by Kristin. You can get it from her blog here.
Scrap kit by Creative Intentionz called Emolicious
available for purchase at Scrappin Warehouse. Thanks Nikki!
Mask 1 by Kristin available at her blog here.
Font of choice. I’m using is Radius
Filters:
Eye Candy 4000 – Gradient Glow
Lets get started
Open Kristin - TD - Template 105
Close off Credits layer
Select Oval layer
selections - select all - float - defloat
Open ciz_emolicious_paper10 - copy/paste as new layer
selections - invert - delete - select none
Add gradient glow of choice
Using magic wand tool, select inside original Oval layer
Selections - invert
Back to paper10 layer
Add noise - random - 55 - monochrome
Select none, dropshadow of choice
Close off original Oval layer
Select Stars layer
selections - select all - float - defloat
Open ciz_emolicious_paper7 - copy/paste as new layer
selections - invert - delete - select none
Select Rectangle layer
selections - select all - float - defloat
Open ciz_emolicious_paper1 - copy/paste as new layer
selections - invert - delete - select none
Add gradient glow of choice
Repeat same noise settings & dropshadow used for oval
Select Wordart layer
Add noise - random - 55 - monochrome
Add gradient glow of choice
Repeat for Words layer
Select Skull 1 layer
Open ciz_emolicious_paper12 - copy/paste as new layer
selections - invert - delete - select none
Add gradient glow of choice
Repeat same noise settings & dropshadow used for oval
Repeat for Skull 2 layer
using ciz_emolicous_paper11
Add elements of choice
I added ciz_emolicious_binderclip2
resized 50% bicubic and
ciz_emolicious_decorativeflower1
resized 38% bicubic
Apply dropshadow to elements
See my tag for reference
Add tube of choice & position
duplicate - adjust - blur - gaussian blur - 3
change blend mode to soft light
dropshadow original tube layer
add ciz_emolicious_sparkles
Select Background layer
Copy/paste ciz_emolicious_paper1 as new layer
Layers - load mask - load mask from disk
Select Kristin - TD - Mask 1
Merge group
Add noise - random - 10 - monochrome
Close off Background layer
Add name and proper copyright info
Crop and resize tag if needed
Merge visible
Save as .png
Thanks for trying my tutorial.
I hope you enjoyed it.
Can’t wait to see your results!
This tutorial was written on August 20, 2010 by Jenni.
Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.
Punk'd
23:52 | Posted by
Jenni |
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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 Mark Wasyl
Tag template by Kristin. You can get it here.
Scrap kit by Angel's Designz called Punk'd
available for purchase at Dazzling Scraps. Thanks Kelly!
Sparkles of choice
Font of choice. I’m using Metal as in Heavy
Filters:
Eye Candy 4000 – Gradient Glow (for name & tube)
Lets get started
Open Kristin - CMC - Skull Template 3
Close off copyright layer
Select Glittered Oval layer - apply dropshadow of choice
Select Oval layer - selections - select all - float - defloat
New raster layer - copy AD_Paper6
Paste into selection - select none
Select Thin Rectangle Back layer
Add noise - random - 55 - monochrome
Apply dropshadow of choice
Select Thin Rectangle layer - selections - select all - float - defloat
Copy/paste AD_Paper23 - selections - invert - delete - select none
Select Glittered Rectangle layer
Select change to target tool and colorize
I used #36abaa
Apply dropshadow of choice
Select Rectangle layer - selections - select all - float - defloat
Copy/paste AD_Paper20 - selections - invert - delete - keep selected
Copy/paste tube of choice
Duplicate twice - arrange inside rectangle
See my tag for reference
When happy with placement, press delete - select none
Change the blend mode to whatever looks best with your tube
Close off Skull layer
Colorize Wordart layer - I used #36abaa
Apply dropshadow of choice
Add elements of choice
I used AD_Doodle4, AD_WireElement3, and sparkles
See my tag for placement
Apply dropshadow of choice
Add tube - duplicate
Adjust - blur - gaussian blur - 3
Change blend mode to soft light
I applied a gradient glow to my tube (optional)
Apply dropshadow to original tube layer
Add name and proper copyright info
Crop and resize tag if needed
Save as .png
Thanks for trying my tutorial.
I hope you enjoyed it.
Can’t wait to see your results!
This tutorial was written on August 13, 2010 by Jenni.
Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.
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