Wednesday, October 23, 2013

If You'll Be Bad


Supplies:
  PSP XII
  PTU tube used is called "Belle" By Danny Lee and can be purchased at SATC HERE
  PTU scrap kit used is called "Belle" By Joan and can be purchased at SATC HERE
  Template used is template 378 by Millie and can be found HERE
  Mask of choice
  Font Used is Jennifer Lynne (FTU)

**This tutorial is written with the understanding that the user has a good working knowledge of psp and the usage of it's various tools.**

Let's Begin:

Open a new workspace 700 X 500
Flood fill white 
Paste a paper of choice
Add your mask of choice 
Open the template 
Delete the © layer and the star
Either floodfill or paste papers of choice in the various shapes and wordart
Paste Paper2 in Layer 6 
Resize 45%
Selections, Invert, Delete
Selections, Select None
Tick the inside of the small square with your magic wand
Paste a facial view of your tubed image as a new layer
Selections, Invert, Delete
Selections, Select None
In your layer palette lower this image as desired
X out the wrodart layers
Merge everything else
Copy and paste into your masked workspace
Resize 89%
Copy and paste the wordart layer as a new layer in the mask layer
Place in the black strip
Close the template workspace
Paste your tubed image as a new layer
Resize as needed
Place to the left under the wordart layer
Paste Elem.8 as a new layer
Place to the right under wordart layer
Paste Elem.55 as a new layer
Image, Free Rotate, Left 90
Place at the bottom under tubed image layer
Paste Elem.24 as a new layer
Place to the left under tubed image layer
Paste Elem.31 as a new layer
Resize 37%
Place at the top
Paste Elem.43 as a new layer
Resize 51%
Place at the bottom left under tubed image layer
Paste Elem.4 as a new layer
Resize 37%
Place at the bottom right
Paste Elem.19 as a new layer
Resize 28%
Place on the seat of the chair
Paste Elem.4 as a new layer
X out the white background
Merge Everything
Adjust, Sharpen
Apply the appropriate © and watermark as desired
Save as a png for a transparent background


I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial, if you have any questions please feel free to email me
mrs.sasingleton@gmail.com



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