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Friday, June 18, 2010
Always In My Heart Tut
11:50 PM | Posted by
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Feel free to use my tutorial as a guide and have fun giving it your own spin.
This tutorial assumes you have a working knowledge of PSP.
Needed Supplies & Filters :
Photography of Choice .. I am using the work of Guki Creations which you must have a license to use. Please do not use her work without purchasing through Mistaken Art here.
Scrap Kit of Choice .. I have used a gorgeous PTU Kit from Bello Scarto called Cold Cold Heart which can be purchased here.
Template of Choice .. I have used template 251 by Missy which can be downloaded from her blog here.
Mask of Choice .. I haved used zuzzanna_mask5 which can be downloaded here.
Word Art of Choice .. I have used word art by Feli which can be downloaded here.
Font of Choice .. Mama Script
Let's get started
Open your template in PSP. Delete credits and word art. Adjust canvas size to 678x519. Select bottom layer and floodfill with white.
New raster layer/ Select all, copy and paste into selection Paper 9. New mask layer from image, zuzzanna_mask5, invert transparency unchecked. Merge group. Resize 85%.
Select Oval layer, select all/float/defloat, copy and paste Paper 1, resize 75%. selections invert and hit delete. Do not deselect. Copy and paste Element 21, resize 75%, position nicely in your oval, hit delete. Select none and delete original Oval layer. Drop shadow your element. I have used 2/2/40/4.
Merge down both layers and resize 85%. I then added the following gradient glow and drop shadow.
Copy and paste Element 40, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position bottom left hand side.
Copy and paste Element 28, resize 60% & drop shadow. Position top left hand corner. Copy and paste Element 29, resize 50%, flip, mirror & drop shadow. Position bottom right hand corner.
Copy and paste Element 32, resize 45%, rotate left 10 & drop shadow. Position bottom left hand corner. Copy and paste Element 5, resize 30% & drop shadow. Position on your tag.
In your layer palettes, drag Frame background 2 layer below your Frame 1 layer. Merge down Frame background 2 layer & Frame background layer 1.
Select the newly merged layer, select all float/defloat, copy and paste your first image, selections invert and hit delete. Select none and delete the original merged layer.
Select Frame 1, select all/float/defloat, new raster layer, floodfill with #0d1218. Selections none and delete original Frame 1 layer. Adjust add remove noise/uniform & mono checked/50 & drop shadow. Repeat for Frame layers 2 & 3.
Select Frame background 3 layer, select all float/defloat, copy and paste your second image, selections invert and hit delete. Select none and delete the original Frame background 3 layer.
Copy and paste Element 17, resize 65% & drop shadow. Position bottom right hand side. Copy and paste Element 23, resize 40% & drop shadow. Position also in the bottom right hand side in the corner.
Copy and paste Element 15, resize 35% & drop shadow. Position on the left hand side.
Copy and paste Word art, resize 75% and I then added a size 4 fat color #aac1da gradient glow, followed by a size 4 fat gradient glow and then drop shadow. Position top centre.
X out white background, merge visible. Open white background, resize to your liking (I used a width of 575.
Add copyright and your name. I have used Mama Script size 36, color #1e2831, then added a size 4 fat color #aac1da gradient glow.
Save and you are done.
I hope you have enjoyed my tutorial. Pls feel free to experiment and use my tutorial as a guide.
Please feel free to send me your results. I'd love to see what you came up with.
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