Posts tonen met het label FTU. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label FTU. Alle posts tonen

vrijdag 2 augustus 2013

A cowgirls passion



Remember, my tutorials are only a guideline, let your imagination free :)




Materials needed:

A scrapkit of choice, I used:

A tube of choice:
Mine is from ©Psyco Jimi @ www.mytubedart.com

An image of a horse
Mine is from Stock.xchng

A western type font:
Mine is called Western @ www.dafont.com



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Let's get started.

Open your tube in PSP

New image, 600x250 transparant.

Copy paper6 and paste as a new layer
Copy your horse image and paste as a new layer, I have resized mine a bit to make it fit better.
Copy your tube and paste as a new layer, move to the left.
Set the opacity of this tube layer to 50% and merge down.
Set the blendmode of the merged layer to Hard light.

Copy your tube again and paste as a new layer.
Image, mirror and move to the right, resize if needed.
Add drop shadow
Copy flowers and paste as a new layer, image mirror and move to the right, add shadow.
Copy hay and paste as a new layer, add shadow and move to the left a bit.

New layer, fill with a light color from your tube.
Select all, selections, contract by 4 and hit delete.Select/none.
New layer, fill with a dark color from your tube.
Select all, selections, contract by 2 and hit delete.Select/none.

Type your word art A Cowgirls Passion or something else you find more suitable.
Add shadow.


Add the correct copyright info(after you have resized), your license number, name and export as .PNG or save as .JPG



To make a matching avatar I cropped the image down to 146x146
-Added borders of 2 pix with light color of tube.
-Added borders of 2 pix with dark color of tube.
If your cropped the part with the tube you have to place credits on the avatar too, just artist name and license number.
And be sure to put a name on it to or just a capital letter of the name.

Done! :D


©Sandra 25-November-2012
rewritten 02-Aug-2013

woensdag 31 juli 2013

Pixelated Gestures



Remember, my tutorials are only a guideline, let your imagination free :)




Materials needed:

A tube of choice
Mine is from ©Psyco Jimi @ www.mytubedart.com

A font of choice

Filter:
Mura's Meister ---> Copies

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Let's get started.

Open your tube in PSP

New image, 600x250 transparant.

Fill with a color from your tube, not too bright/light

Copy your tube and paste as a new layer.
Effects, mura's meister: copies, wallpaper rotate, default settings.
Adjust, Blur, Gaussian blur: 12
Crop merged opaque

Effects, distortion effects, pixelate.
Put width & height to 25, symmetric checked.
Effects, edge effects, enhance.

Grab your selection tool rectangle, set feathering to 50.
Start the selection 3 blocks from the left and drag to the right for 6 blocks
See image:


If you let go, the selection will be bigger because of the feathering.
Hit Delete
Select none.

Copy your tube and paste as a new layer, move to the right.
Duplicate the tube layer, image, mirror.

Move the duplicated tube 2 layers down in the layer pallete.
Set the blend mode to overlay, or any other blend mode that fits your tube/colors

Activate the top layer and add shadow to your tube.
New layer, fill with black.
Selections, select all, selection contract, 3 pixels, hit delete.
Select none.

And you are finished.
Hope you liked the tut.

Add the correct copyright info(after you have resized), your license number, name and export as .PNG or save as .JPG

©Sandra 31-July-2013

Elegant Peacock



Remember, my tutorials are only a guideline, let your imagination free :)

Materials needed:

A tube of choice:
Mine is from ©Amberly Berendson @ www.mytubedart.com

A font of choice:
I used Respective available @ www.dafont.com

Filter:
Graphic Plus ---> Cross Shadow

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Let's get started.

Open up your tube in PSP.
New image: 600x250 pixels, transparant.
Pick 2 colors from your tube and make a gradient fill

Select all, modify, contract 45 pixels
Selections, modify, select selection borders:
both sides, width 2, anti-alias checked.

New layer
Fill with solid color.(1 of the colors you picked before)
Select none.
Apply inner bevel, default settings or use your own
Select inside of the frame, selections expand with 1 pixel.
Activate bottom layer

Copy your tube paste as new layer
Position to the left in the frame, layer opacity 60%
Duplicate layer, move to center in the frame, opacity 80%
Duplicate layer, move to the right side in the frame, opacity 100%

Merge the 3 tube layers together, selections invert, hit delete.
Keep selection running.
Activate bottom layer, selection, promote to layer.
Select none.

Effects, graphic plus, cross shadow, default settings.
Activate tube layer, set blend mode to screen, or any other blend mode that fits your tag.
Activate border layer, give a drop shadow.

Copy your tube and paste as a new layer.
Image, mirror.

Place it on the left

Add drop shadow

New layer
Fill with same color as used with the border.
Select all, contract by 2, hit Delete
Select none.
Use same inner bevel as before, add shadow 
Crop merged opaque

And finished :)
Hope you liked the tut.

Add the correct copyright info(after you have resized), your license number, name and export as .PNG or save as .JPG

©Sandra 31-July-2013


zaterdag 8 juni 2013

Vanity


Remember, my tutorials are only a guideline, let your imagination free :)


Materials needed:

A scrapkit of choice, I used: Lil Bo Beepers from Wicked Princess scraps

The link is down but you can download directly from her 4-shared folder
It is on page 8

A tube of choice, I used one from: ©Simona Candini @ www.mytubedart.com

A mask of choice, I used a mask from Zuzzanna: Mask8

A filter: Mura's Meister Copies

And (optional) animation shop



Let's get started.

Open your tube in PSP

New image, 750x600 white. ( you can resize later I like to work big)

Select all, new layer

Copy paper6 and paste into selection.

Select none.

Copy your tube and paste as a new layer
Mura's Meister copies: Wallpaper rotate, default settings.
Set blend mode to screen en merge layers visible.

Apply mask8 from Zuzzanna, merge group.

Now add your elements of choice.
I used:
WP_LBP_ROSETREE
WP_LBP_RAINBOW
WP_LBP_TALLGRASS
WP_LBP_ROSESWAG
WP_LBP_ROSECLUSTER2

Add your tube and give everything a dropshadow you like.
Hide the white layer in the layer palette
Crop image merged opaque.
Unhide the white layer
Now first resize before you add the correct copyright & license info.
I resized mine to 600 width.
You are done! But.......

If you want to animate the grass, copy it from your tag and paste as a new animation in 
Animation shop.
Effects: insert image effect
Choose underwater.




Remove the first frame of your animation.
Select all.
Now go back to PSP.
Make all layers above the grass layer invisible.
Activate the background layer and merge visible.
Make this layer invisible and the others visible again
Now merge the visible layers so you end up with 2 layers.
Copy the bottom layer and paste into animationshop as a new animation, 
Duplicate this frame as many times as you have frames of your grass layer.
In my case I have 9 frames.
Copy and paste the grass animation into selected frame, ( make sure you have selcted all 

frames)
Go back to PSP, copy your upper layer, paste as a new animation in animation shop.
Copy ( make sure you have propogate paste on in AS) and paste into selected frame
And Voila all finished
I hope you enjoyed the tutorial

©JustSan 8-Jun-2013

maandag 15 april 2013

Beauty and the Beast



Remember, my tutorials are a guideline only, let your imagination free.

Materials needed:
A scrapkit from A space between

A tube or image of choice
I chose one from ©Simona Candini  @ www.mytubedart.com

Let's begin
The scrapkit is really large so we have to resize a lot.
Sharpen when you feel it is needed.
I started big with a new image 800x800

Copy element26, paste as a new layer.
Resize 35%, Resize 60%

Copy element5, paste as a new layer.
Resize 35%, Resize 60%

Copy element4, paste as a new layer.
Resize 25%, Resize 60%
Move to the right bottom of the frame.
Layers duplicate, mirror.
Merge these 2 layers, move this layer behind the frame layer.
Keep this layer active.

Copy element3, paste as a new layer.
Resize 35%
Move a little to the right.
Duplicate this layer, mirror and merge these 2 layers.

Activate the frame layer.
Copy element15 and paste as a new layer.
Resize 35%, resize 60%.
Move to the bottom left corner of the frame.
Layers duplicate, image mirror, merge these 2 layers together.

Copy element38 and paste as a new layer.
Resize 35% and again 35%.
Move a little to the left ( see my tag for positioning )

Copy element9 and paste as a new layer.
Resize 35% and again 35% and then again with 60%
Move to the bottom left corner of the frame.
Layers duplicate, image mirror.
Merge these 2 layers.

Copy element36 and paste as a new layer.
Resize 35% and again with 35%.
Move it into the middle of the red roses.

Copy element8 and paste as a new layer.
Resize 35%, again with 35% and 60%.
Move it to the middle of the red roses but move it a bit more down
( see my tag for positioning )

Now it's time to add your image/photo, you can use a tube too, choose a paper instead and then add your tube.
Activate the frame layer.
Select the inside of the frame with your magic wand, 
selections expand 8 pixels.
Make a new layer beneath your frame layer.
Copy your image and paste into selection**

**Be careful when pasting images or photos into selection, they may get deformed or stretched
and it doesn't look very pretty.
This image I used is deformed slightly but it still looks ok.
If your photo or image doesn't fit that frame you just paste your image/photo as a new layer underneath the frame layer, selections invert and hit delete.

Give everything a dropshadow you like, Crop your image merged opaque, 
Add the correct ©info, your license number and name after you have resized
Save as JPG or export as PNG

Below is another example with a photo from
©Chelle Photography @ www.mytubedart.com



©JustSan 15-Apr-2013