Friday, October 4, 2013

Remember




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 Ninaste

A PTU Artist. You must purchase and obtain a license to use.
 You can get this tube here.

Scrapkit of Choice:

Scrapkit PTU Love Kills Slowly by PinkParadox Productions.

  You can find this kit here

Font of choice.


Mask of Choice:
I used WSL_84 which you can get here

Filters needed:

eye candy4-gradient glow-used for name


Don't forget to save often!


LET'S GET STARTED


Open a new image 700x700

  c/p F 14 , center, using your magic wand click inside the frame
selection-modify by 5 c/p paper2, selections-invert hit delete,
move  paper under frame
c/p tube center with the frame, duplicate, close duplicate, click on original hit delete
select none, c/p close place on the left of your tube, hit delete, change blend mode to one of choice, c/p close place on right side of tube, change blend mode to one of choice, move tubes under frame
click on duplicate bring to top and erase anything outside the
bottom of the frame
 

c/p elements of choice, resize to your liking
I used from left to right
 

element74
element3
the black cat
element110, duplicate, mirror
element109, duplicate, mirror
element24, rotate left
element29
element30
element26
element28
element38
element13
element68
element69
element70
element20
top right side
element75
element1
merge visible, resize85%


c/p paper 3, send to bottom, apply mask, merge group

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 October 4, 2013

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