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 Akkasshaa
A PTU Artist. You must purchase and obtain a license to use.
You may find Akkasshaa's tubes at SATC.
You can get this tube here
Scrapkit of Choice:
Scrapkit PTU Eranae by Devilish Dezines.
You can get this kit 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 frame1 using your magic wand click inside of the frame.
Selecions-modify-expand
by 5. C/P paper6, selections-invert. Hit delete. C/P tube, duplicate,
close duplicate, click on original, hit delete.
Select none. Arrange paper, and tube under the frame
layer in the layers palette. Click
on duplicate, open, bring to top, erase anything showing outside of the
frame at the bottom
C/P elements of choice or use mine below. See my tag for exact placement.
element2 resize 35%, place on the left side at the bottom
element46 resize 40% place on the left side
element75 resize 65% place on the left side at the bottom, on top of the flowers
element9 resize 25% place on top of the birdhouse
element8 resize 40%, mirror, place to the left of the birdhouse, arrange under the birdhouse in the layers palette
element3, flip, mirror resize 55% place to the left of the bottle, arrange under the bottle layer in the layers palette, i erased 2 of the green leaves that were hanging down under the frame
element19 resize 35%, rotate left 25 degrees, place on the right side, on the end of the flower
Crop merged opaque
Merge visible
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 April 15, 2013
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