This tutorial was written by Bhamman on 16th May 2019, and assumes a working knowledge of psp.
Any similarity to other works is unintentional and purely coincidental.
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Martina
Any similarity to other works is unintentional and purely coincidental.
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Martina
Supplies needed:
Tube of choice - I am using Martina by Carpe Diem, whom it appears is no longer doing tubes/artwork.
Do not any use artwork without a licence.
Scrapkit - FTU Emerald by Mizteeque HERE
Tube of choice - I am using Martina by Carpe Diem, whom it appears is no longer doing tubes/artwork.
Do not any use artwork without a licence.
Scrapkit - FTU Emerald by Mizteeque HERE
Font of choice.
Drop Shadow 2,3,55,10 Black.
No Filters.
Don’t forget to sharpen or use the unsharp feature when re-sizing/rotating your elements/tube.
Except where noted I am working from back to front for my layering.
I am using PSP x2. Some of the effects may not be available in earlier versions.
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Open blank canvas 600 x 600 px, floodfill white.
Open mask and tube and minimise for now.
Open paper 4, copy/paste into canvas, resize 75%, apply mask 53, merge down to group, re-size by 90%
and move down and towards bottom right corner of your canvas.
Open frame 3 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 55%. Position central in canvas.
Open paper 5, copy/paste into canvas, Image/Mirror, resize 45%, adjust size fractionally using
your Pick Tool to make a background for your frame.
Use my tag above for reference and …..
Open tube, copy/paste into canvas, re size to suit (I used 80% with my tube).
I then drew a rectangular selection around my tube/invert and deleted around 50% of it. Deselect.
I then ‘softened’ the bottom edge with my eraser to lose the harsh straight edge and make it appear to
be coming out of the frame. I also erased a little bit off the bottom left side of the tube.
Duplicate the tube, Adjust/Blur/Gaussian blur at 5 px, change blend mode to Overlay and reduce opacity to around 65%.
Dropshadow the bottom copy and Dropshadow the frame.
Time to add some more elements, see completed tag above for placement.
I used the following:
Ele 29 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 40%, duplicate 3 times and merge down.
Position above masked layer and under frame/background layer.
Ele 21 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 50%. Dropshadow.
Ele 34 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 50%. Dropshadow.
Ele 49 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 50%. Dropshadow.
Ele 7 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 35%. Dropshadow.
Ele 8 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 17%. Dropshadow.
Ele 50 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 30%. Dropshadow.
Ele 14 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 22%. Image/Free rotate left 10. Dropshadow.
Ele 49 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 65%, duplicate 3 times and merge down. Dropshadow.
Ele 32 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 15%. Dropshadow.
Ele 41 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 15%. Dropshadow.
Ele 11 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 20%. Dropshadow.
Ele 19 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 20%. Dropshadow.
Check on how it looks and make any final adjustments, add copyright and licence information then
close off white background layer and add names as required.
I used font The Blacklist with a dropshadow of 2, 2, 55, 4.
Export as png on transparent background.
Thanks for trying this tutorial out.
Drop Shadow 2,3,55,10 Black.
No Filters.
Don’t forget to sharpen or use the unsharp feature when re-sizing/rotating your elements/tube.
Except where noted I am working from back to front for my layering.
I am using PSP x2. Some of the effects may not be available in earlier versions.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Open blank canvas 600 x 600 px, floodfill white.
Open mask and tube and minimise for now.
Open paper 4, copy/paste into canvas, resize 75%, apply mask 53, merge down to group, re-size by 90%
and move down and towards bottom right corner of your canvas.
Open frame 3 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 55%. Position central in canvas.
Open paper 5, copy/paste into canvas, Image/Mirror, resize 45%, adjust size fractionally using
your Pick Tool to make a background for your frame.
Use my tag above for reference and …..
Open tube, copy/paste into canvas, re size to suit (I used 80% with my tube).
I then drew a rectangular selection around my tube/invert and deleted around 50% of it. Deselect.
I then ‘softened’ the bottom edge with my eraser to lose the harsh straight edge and make it appear to
be coming out of the frame. I also erased a little bit off the bottom left side of the tube.
Duplicate the tube, Adjust/Blur/Gaussian blur at 5 px, change blend mode to Overlay and reduce opacity to around 65%.
Dropshadow the bottom copy and Dropshadow the frame.
Time to add some more elements, see completed tag above for placement.
I used the following:
Ele 29 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 40%, duplicate 3 times and merge down.
Position above masked layer and under frame/background layer.
Ele 21 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 50%. Dropshadow.
Ele 34 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 50%. Dropshadow.
Ele 49 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 50%. Dropshadow.
Ele 7 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 35%. Dropshadow.
Ele 8 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 17%. Dropshadow.
Ele 50 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 30%. Dropshadow.
Ele 14 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 22%. Image/Free rotate left 10. Dropshadow.
Ele 49 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 65%, duplicate 3 times and merge down. Dropshadow.
Ele 32 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 15%. Dropshadow.
Ele 41 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 15%. Dropshadow.
Ele 11 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 20%. Dropshadow.
Ele 19 copy/paste into canvas, re-size 20%. Dropshadow.
Check on how it looks and make any final adjustments, add copyright and licence information then
close off white background layer and add names as required.
I used font The Blacklist with a dropshadow of 2, 2, 55, 4.
Export as png on transparent background.
Thanks for trying this tutorial out.
Thank you Bhamman!
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