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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Beach Babe Tut
5:12 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 :
Tube of Choice .. I am using the work of Nicole Brune which you must have a license to use. Please do not use her work without purchasing through CDO here.
I am licensed through CILM which is now closed.
Scrap Kit of Choice .. I have used a gorgeous PTU Kit from Rieneke Designs called Pelican Beach which can you can buy here.
Mask of Choice .. I have used WSL_Mask84 which can be downloaded here.
Font of Choice .. Paint Peel & TheNautiGal
Let's get started
New image 600x600 and floodfill with white. New raster layer, select all, paste into selection Paper 9. Select none. New mask layer from image, WSL_Mask84, invert transparency unchecked, and merge group. Layer duplicate & merge down both mask layers. Layer duplicate again and merge down both mask layers.
Copy and paste Element 35 & resize 65%. Using your magic wand, select the center portion of your frame, selections modify/expand 5. Copy and paste Paper 6 below your frame layer, resize 85%, selections invert and hit delete. Select none. Drop shadow your frame. I have used 2/2/40/4 throughout.
Copy and paste Element 57, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position along the top of your frame. Copy and paste Element 20, resize 75%, rotate left 25 & drop shadow. Position top left hand corner.
Copy and paste your tube & drop shadow.
Copy and paste Element 18, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position along the left hand side. Repeat with Element 46 and position on the right hand side. Repeat with Element 11 & position along the bottom toward the left hand side.
Copy and paste Element 47, resize 75%, rotate right 90 and drop shadow. Position along the bottom. Copy and paste Element 28 & drop shadow. Position on top of your shell string. Copy and paste Element 24, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position as well on the bottom toward the right hand side.
Copy and paste Element 97, resize 50% & drop shadow. Position on the left hand side.
Copy and paste Element 68, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position along the bottom on the right hand side.
Copy and paste Element 3, resize 25% & drop shadow. Position bottom left hand corner. Repeat with Element 48, resizing 35% and then position on the bottom right hand corner.
X out white background, merge visible. Open white background, resize to your liking (I have used 500x500).
Using PaintPeel, Size 36, color #3d2b2b, I have typed out Beach on the sign.
Add copyright and name on your tag. I have used TheNautiGal ROB, size 72, color #872959. I then added noise (adjust/add remove noise/random monochrome checked/50%) and then added a size 3 fat white gradient glow and then drop shadow.
Save and you are done.
I hope you have enjoyed my tutorial. Pls feel free to experiment and use my tutorial as a guide.
This tutorial assumes you have a working knowledge of PSP.
Needed Supplies :
Tube of Choice .. I am using the work of Nicole Brune which you must have a license to use. Please do not use her work without purchasing through CDO here.
I am licensed through CILM which is now closed.
Scrap Kit of Choice .. I have used a gorgeous PTU Kit from Rieneke Designs called Pelican Beach which can you can buy here.
Mask of Choice .. I have used WSL_Mask84 which can be downloaded here.
Font of Choice .. Paint Peel & TheNautiGal
Let's get started
New image 600x600 and floodfill with white. New raster layer, select all, paste into selection Paper 9. Select none. New mask layer from image, WSL_Mask84, invert transparency unchecked, and merge group. Layer duplicate & merge down both mask layers. Layer duplicate again and merge down both mask layers.
Copy and paste Element 35 & resize 65%. Using your magic wand, select the center portion of your frame, selections modify/expand 5. Copy and paste Paper 6 below your frame layer, resize 85%, selections invert and hit delete. Select none. Drop shadow your frame. I have used 2/2/40/4 throughout.
Copy and paste Element 57, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position along the top of your frame. Copy and paste Element 20, resize 75%, rotate left 25 & drop shadow. Position top left hand corner.
Copy and paste your tube & drop shadow.
Copy and paste Element 18, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position along the left hand side. Repeat with Element 46 and position on the right hand side. Repeat with Element 11 & position along the bottom toward the left hand side.
Copy and paste Element 47, resize 75%, rotate right 90 and drop shadow. Position along the bottom. Copy and paste Element 28 & drop shadow. Position on top of your shell string. Copy and paste Element 24, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position as well on the bottom toward the right hand side.
Copy and paste Element 97, resize 50% & drop shadow. Position on the left hand side.
Copy and paste Element 68, resize 75% & drop shadow. Position along the bottom on the right hand side.
Copy and paste Element 3, resize 25% & drop shadow. Position bottom left hand corner. Repeat with Element 48, resizing 35% and then position on the bottom right hand corner.
X out white background, merge visible. Open white background, resize to your liking (I have used 500x500).
Using PaintPeel, Size 36, color #3d2b2b, I have typed out Beach on the sign.
Add copyright and name on your tag. I have used TheNautiGal ROB, size 72, color #872959. I then added noise (adjust/add remove noise/random monochrome checked/50%) and then added a size 3 fat white gradient glow and then drop shadow.
Save and you are done.
I hope you have enjoyed my tutorial. Pls feel free to experiment and use my tutorial as a guide.
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