Sunday, June 2, 2013
Steampunk Lover
This tutorial is my property, written by Jeannine’sTag,
any resemblance to another tutorial is a coincidence.
Do not share my tutorial, send a link to my blog.
Do not share my tutorial, send a link to my blog.
Supplies Needed:
PSP 9 (any version should work).
Tube of choice
Mine is”Steampunk” made by ©Marc
Duval
You may not use this tube without licence
Template 30 by SSAM
Texture for background
Font of choice mine is
Mask of choice
Drop shadow: 2 - 2 – 50 – 7
Lets get started…..!
Open template – delete raster 7 - image canvas size 700 x 700 center
Highlight
Background – select all –
flood file with the texture – select none - apply the mask – layers merge group
Open element 42 resize width 700 – copy and paste as new
layer
Raster 2 - select all –
selection float – defloat - open paper 2 – copy & paste as new layer –
selection invert – delete – add drop shadow
Open element 39 – resize
width 5605 – copy and paste & copy of vector 3
Raster 3 - select all –
selection float – defloat - open paper 3 – copy & paste as new layer –
selection invert – delete – add drop shadow
Copy of vector 4 –
adjust color balance – manual color correction – choice a color from tube/kit
Do the same action with
copy of vector 2 & 1 & 5
Raster 5 - select all –
selection float – defloat - open paper 1 – copy & paste as new layer –
selection invert – delete – add drop shadow
Do the same action with
raster 5
Raster 9 – select all –
float – deflaot – flood file with an assorted gradient
Open
elements and resize (if needed):
Never work on the original design - always
shift D
(Be careful when you resize or
rotate it is sometimes
necessary to sharpen)
37 – height 550
54 – original size
61 – width 200
11 – original size
17 – width 250
4 – width 250
25 – width 200
3 – width 200
16 – width 200
30 width 260
19 – width 180
27 – width 200
7 – width 100
13 – width 170
Place all items (look at
my tag for example)
Copy - Paste your tube as new layer. Resize if need it.
Add copyright info. Merge visible.
Add your name
Save as png or jpg.
Enjoy
this tutorial and I'd
like to see your results, you can
email me
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