Showing posts with label PTU Scrap kit Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PTU Scrap kit Tutorials. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Good Girls Wear Pink


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Good Girls Wear Pink


This tutorial was written for those that have the working knowledge of PSP.

Supplies Needed:
PSP 10 (or any version)
Tube of choice
I am using the artwork of ©Keith Garvey www.garvgraphix.com which can be purchased at MPT here. Please do not use this artwork without the proper license.

Template #8 by Hunne at Hunne Scrapkits here.

Mask WSL_Mask7 by weescotslass creations here.

PTU scrap kit called "GirlyGirl" made by Ziggy at ZiggyFan Scrap Designs which you can find it here.

Font: I am using aka Dora (or font of your choice)

Filters needed:
Eye Candy 4000 gradient glow
Penta.com-jeans

Dropshadow I use for this tut is: V&H 2, Opactiy 50, Blur 5.00, Color-Black

Let's get started:

Open Template. Shift-D to make copy. Close original. Delete Raster 7 & Flower layer. Image-Canvas size-750x750. Can resize later.

Add new laster layer move to bottom. Open paper 5. Apply mask. With this settings: Source luminance-Fit to canvas-Hide all mask-Invert unchecked. Click load-then merge group.

Click on the big square layer. Selections-select all-float-defloat. Open paper 1. Copy-paste as new layer-selections-invert-delete. Select none. Delet orginal template layer. Add dropshadow.

Click on left strip. Selections-select all-float-defloat. Open paper 9. Copy-paste as a new layer-selections-invert-delete. Select none. Delete original template. Apply gradient glow. Then dropshadow.

Click on right strip. Do the same steps as above.

Click on middle strip. selections-select all-float-defloat. Open paper 6. Copy-paste as a new layer-selections-invert-delete. Select none. Delete original template layer. Add gradient glow and dropshadow.

Click on small square. Selections-select all-float-defloat. Choice light color from your tube. If using the same tube like I did. Add #e2969a to your color palete. New raster layer-flood fill with #e2969a. Select none. Delete original tmeplate layer. Back to other layer apply Penta.com-jeans with this settings: amount 62, border width 4. Click ok.

Make top layer on your layer palete active. Copy-paste as new layer your tube. With eraser tool, erase the extra at the bottom of the tube. (See my tag for example). Add dropshadow.

Click on frame layer. Add gradient glow and dropshadow.

Click mask layer. Open element Glitter1. Copy-paste as a new layer. Make sure this layer is above the mask layer. Add dropshadow.

Click on top layer on your layer palete. Open Tag. Copy-paste as a new layer. Image-resize 40. Move to the left side of your tag. Image-free rotate-left 15.00-all layer unchecked. Add dropshadow.

Open flower1. Copy-paste as new layer. Resize 40 then resize again 60. (Look at my tag example for placement). Dropshadow.

Open flower2. Copy-paste as new layer. Resize 40 then resize again 50. Dropshadow. Duplicate flower (see my tag for placement).

Open dragonfly2. Copy-paste as new layer. Resize 50, 3x. Rotate 25.00 to right. Move to top right corner. Dropshadow.

Add your name. Dropshadow.
Addy your copyright info on tag.
Layers-merge-visible.
Save as a jpeg or png.

Thank you for trying this tutorial I hope you enjoyed it. I enjoyed making it.
This tutorial was created by Hunne at Hunne Designs, July 21, 2009.

Monday, July 20, 2009

The Natural Look


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This tutorial was written for those that have the working knowledge of PSP.

Supplies Needed:

PSP 10 (or any version)
Tube of choice
I am using the artwork of ©Elias Chatzoudis. www.elias-design.gr which has to be purchased at MPT here. Please do not use his artwork without a licenses.

Template called "AMZ_Template3 made by Ziggy at ZiggyFan Scrap Designs which you can find it here.

PTU Scrap kit called " Natural Girl" made by Ziggy at ZiggyFan Scrap Designs with you can find it here.

Font: I am using Ziggy Zoe (or font of choice)

Filters Needed
Eye Candy 4000-Gradient Glow

Dropshadow used through out the tutorial. V&H 2, Opacity 50, Blur 5.00, Color-Black.

Let's get started:

Open Template. Shift-D to make copy. Close original. Delete raster 3 and raster 6. Image-Canvas Size-750x750. Can be resized later.

Click on raster 1. Selections-select all-float-defloat. Open paper 2. Copy-paste as a new layer-selections-invert-delete. Select none. Delete raster 1. Add dropshadow. Layer-duplicate. Make orignial the active layer. Adjust-Blur-Gaussian Blur, Radius-25.00.

Click copy of raster 4. Selections-select all-float-defloat. Open paper 7. Copy, paste as a new layer-select-invert-delete. Select none. Delete original layer. Add dropshadow.

Click on raster 4. Repeat above steps. Add dropshadow.

Click raster 5. Selections-select all-float-defloat. Open paper 8. Copy-paste as new a new layer-select-invert-delete. Select none. Delete original layer. Add dropshadow.

Click on copy raster 5. Repeat the same steps as above. Add dropshadow.

Click on raster 2. Using magic wand click the inside of the box. Open paper 4. Copy-paste as new layer-selections-invert-delete. Select none.

With magic wand click inside the sqaure again. Open tube. Copy-pastes as new layer-selections-invert-delete. Select none. Making sure that top raster laster layer is active. Paste your tube as a new layer over the first tube. (where it looks like she head is over the frame. At the bottom of the frame use eraser and erase all the extra that hangs out of the frame.) *Look at my tag for the example*. Add dropshadow to both tube images.

Make raster 2 active layer. Use magic wand, click the grey area of the square. Open paper 6. Copy-paste as new layer-selections-invert-delete. Delete raster 2. Add gradient glow. Settings: Glow width-3.00, Soft Corners-0, Opacity-100, Color-flat (which is white). Add dropshadow.

Add any elements you like. (or use my tag for example) Add dropshadow after you paste each element.

Add your name or saying and copyright info on tag.

Layers-merge. Save as a jpeg or png.

I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial. I had fun making it.

This tutorial was written by Hunne Designs. July 20th, 2009.