February 20, 2012
9:30 PM | Posted by
Kandi Kissez
LOVE ME, LOVE YOU
This tutorial was written for those with a working knowledge of PSP. I use version 9, but any version should work.
Supplies:
Tube of Choice: I've used a beautiful tube by Keith Garvey. You must not use his artwork without first purchasing a license to do so. You may purchase the tube and a license at PTE.
Mask of Choice: I used a mask labeled 49 by Kris. I'm not sure who this belongs too and I have not included any supplies. If you don't have the mask, just use another of your choosing.
Scrap Kit: I used a beautiful PTU scrap kit from Mirella called Love Me, Love You. You can find out where to purchase this kit by visiting Mirella at A Space Between.
Font of Choice: I used a font called Unnamed Melody which I believe is a FTU font.
Template: I used Template 448 from Missy at Divine Intentionz. You can download it HERE.
Filters: Xero porcelain
Open your supplies and Let's get started
1.
Open the template, delete the credits later, and select raster 1
Image, canvas size, 700 x 700 (you can resize later if you choose)
Flood Fill the unfilled areas of raster 1 with white
Grab paper 9 from the scrap kit and paste as a new layer
Layer, new mask layer, from image
Find your mask in the drop down list and apply (invert if necessary)
Layers, Merge Group
Effects, texture effects, weave set to 2/3/28 fill gaps checked and white for both colors
Layer, new raster layer
Set your foreground color to #efe2b8 and your background color to #b74e41
Set foreground to gradient using angle 43 and repeats 10 and linear style and flood fill the new raster layer
Layer, new mask layer, from image and apply the same mask again
Layer, merge group
Lower the opacity to your liking on each of the two mask layers
Layer, merge, merge down
2.
Select rounded edge rectangle in your layers pallet
Selections, all, float, defloat
Copy and paste paper 15 from the scrap kit as a new layer
Selections, invert, hit delete
Selections, none
Delete the original rounded rectangle layer
Select rounded edge rectangle 2 in your layers pallet
Go back to paper 15 - image, rotate, free rotate, 90 and left
Copy and paste the rotated paper 15 as a new layer
Selections, invert, hit delete
Selections, none
Enhance, sharpen
3.
Select the square in your layers pallet
Selections, all, float, defloat
Copy and paste paper 6 as a new layer
Selections, invert, hit delete
Selections, none
Delete the original square layer
Select the paper filled square you just made
Layer, duplicate, image, rotate, free rotate 30 to the right
Move this up in your layers pallet to just above raster 2 and position toward the right
side of your tag
4.
Select the frame back in your layers pallet
Selections, all, float, defloat, layer, new raster layer
Flood fill with the same gradient you used before but change the repeats to 3
Select frame back 3
Selections, all, float, defloat, layer, new raster layer
Flood fill with the same gradient but change repeats to 177
Repeat this step for frame back 2
5.
Select thin rectangle 1 in your layers pallet
Move this down in your layers pallet to just above raster 2
Selections, all, float, defloat, layer, new raster layer
Change foreground to solid color and flood fill with the rust color we used to make the gradient
Delete the original thin rectangle 1
On the flood filled thin rectangle 1, Effects, 3D effects, inner bevel and use these settings (click on the image to enlarge if you can't see it well enough):
Repeat this step (without moving these in your layers pallet) for thin rectangle 2 and thin rectangle 4 using the same color and same inner bevel settings
Switch your foreground color with the beighe color we've been using and repeat the step for thin rectangle 5
Select thin rectangle 3 in your layers pallet - selections, all, float, defloat
Copy and paste paper 11 from your scrap kit as a new layer, selections, invert, hit delete
Apply the same inner bevel settings to this layer
Delete the original thin rectangle layers in your layers pallet
6.
Open paper 14 from your scrap kit
Close off your foreground color and set your background color to pattern
Click on the pattern and find paper 14 in the drop down box to select it
Grab your preset shapes tool and set it to a circle
Click on raster 4 in your layers pallet and using your preset shape tool draw out a medium size circle (see my tag for example)
Layers, convert to raster layer
Selections, all, float, defloat, sections, modify, select selection borders set with both sides and anti-alias ticked and border width at 4 and apply
Layer, new raster layer, and flood fill this selected area with the rust color we've been using
Selections, none
Adjust, add/remove noise - uniform, 50, and monocrhome ticked
Enhance, sharpen
7.
Grab element 28 (round bow) from the scrap kit and paste as a new layer
Move this in the layers pallet to directly under raster 2 and position (see my tag)
8.
Grab element 38 (newspaper heart) and paste as a new layer
Move this under the frame back layer in your layers pallet and position (see my tag)
9.
Click on circle in your layers pallet (there are two that say circle so make sure you select the top pink one) and delete it
10.
Click on the other circle in your layers pallet
Selections, all, float, defloat, layer, new raster layer
Change your background from pattern back to a color
Set your foreground to gradient again - angle 43 and repeats 3
Flood fill the new raster layer
Delete the original black circle layer
11.
Click on the top layer of your layers pallet
Copy and paste your main tube as a new layer and position over the bottom thin rectangle
Duplicate your main tube layer
On the original tube layer, Xero porcelain set at 50/128/128/0/0/255
On the duplicated tube layer, adjust, blur, Gaussian Blur set to 5
Layers, properties, change blend mode to screen and lower the opacity to about 70
12.
Select raster 7 in your layers pallet
Selections, all, float, defloat
copy and paste your tube as a new layer and position inside the frame as desired
Selections, invert, hit delete
Selections, none
Layers, properties, and change blend mode to screen
Repeat for raster 6
13.
Select raster 5 in your layers pallet
Selections, all, float, defloat
Copy and paste the close up of your tube as a new layer and position inside the bottom right portion of the frame back
Selections, invert, hit delete
Selections, none
Grab your eraser tool and erase any part of the tube that extends beyond the frame into the upper part of the frame back
Select raster 5 again and repeat, this time positioning the close up in the upper left part of the frame back
Once again, erase any part of the close-up that extends down into the bottom right portion of the frame back
Select one of the close up tube layers - layers, properties, and change blend mode to screen
Repeat for the other close up tube layer
14.
Add whatever elements you choose from the scrap kit, resizing and positioning as desired
Remember, this is just a guide so be creative and do your own thing
NOTE: when resizing an element, only resize one time and after resizing, Enhance, sharpen so your image doesn't lose clarity
Add drop shadows of choice to whatever you like on your tag
15.
Add your copyright information and your name
Delete your white background layer
Layers, merge visible, and save your tag as a png image and you are finished
This tutorial was written by Kandi Kissez on February 20, 2012. Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.
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