Radiance

This tutorial was written for those who have a working knowledge of psp.

I use paint shop 9, but any version should work.

All of my tutorials are of my own creations any similarity with any other tutorial is purely coincidental.Please do not copy my tutorials please link back to my blog!

I am always interested in seeing what you create using my tuts. You can send your results to me at lynnkitten101@gmail.com.

SUPPLIES NEEDED

Tube of choice. 

I am using artwork  by KiwiFireStorm. A PTU Artist. You must purchase and obtain a license to use. Which you can get here  This tube happens to be an exclusive for the donations at NDAF which you might still be able to get here

Scrapkit of choice or the one I used. I used PTU EmoMeow by Bibis Collections which you can purchase here

Font of choice.

Filters needed: 

eye candy4-gradient glow  

Don't forget to save often.

LET'S GET STARTED

Open a new image 700x700.

C/P element37 resize85% place in middle of image. Using your elipse tool draw out a circle a little bigger then the middle of the frame. Move under your frame, convert to raster. Using your magic wand click inside of the circle. C/P paper11-selections-invert, hit delete. Move the paper under the frame layer. C/P close up of tube, place to your liking inside of the frame and hit delete. Select none. 

 C/P elements of choice or use mine below. See my tag for exact placement

element47 place on the left side of the frame at the bottom

element25 resize60% place at the bottom on the right side

element30  place at the bottom on the right side in front of the cup

element55 place at the bottom to the left of the ice cream

element2 resize70% place on the left side move under the rabbit layer

Click on the pawprint frame, add a purple/white gradient glow. Using the following settings: glow width-7, soft corners-25, overall opacity-100%, fat-first box-white, second box purple.

Crop merged opaque.

Merge visible.

Re-size to desired size. 

Add name or saying of choice. 

Add proper copyright info and save as .png

Thanks for trying my tutorial. I hope you enjoyed it.

This tutorial was written on July 20, 2012