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Sunday, February 19, 2012
Under The Ocean Blue

Under The Ocean Blue
This tutorial was written for use by those with a basic
understanding of PSP. Any similarity or resemblance to
Another tutorial is purely coincidental and accidental.
To begin we will first need to gather our supplies.
1) A tube of Choice. I will be using the swimmingly beautiful work
Of Creepie Cuties which can be found HERE
@ Artistically Inclined Licensing
2) Bella Mermaid Scrap kit by Lizquis Scraps
Which can be found HERE
3) Obviously a font of choice
4) All effects used come standard with PSP
Now that we have gathered our fairly simplistic list of
Supplies we are ready to begin.
1. Open a new canvas 700 x 700 transparent.
2. Go to your color pallet, make the stroke Black, and the fill color null
3. Using your preset shapes, elipse, create a circle a little
less than the size of your canvas. Line width 10 with
anti alias, and create as vector checked
4. Once you have your circle the desired size go
to Objects, Allign, Center in canvas
5. Now convert the vector to a raster layer.
7. Using your magic wand click on the inside of your circle
8. Go to selections, Modify, Expand by 5
9. From the Bella Mermaid Scrap kit open paper 6 or as it
Reads in the file papel6, copy and paste as new layer, move the paper
below your circle layer
10. Go to Selections, Invert Selection, then click delete.
11. Go to Selections, Select None
12. Copy and paste your tube as a new layer. Position as desired beneath
The circle layer, but remain above the paper layer.
13. Duplicate your tube layer and move to original above your circle layer.
14. Make your original tube invisible then make the duplicate active.
15. Using your erasure tool, remove a few pieces of the tube on one side
That stick out past the circle.
16. Make the original tube layer active and visible once again.
17. Now using the erasure tool again, on the same sections of the tube you removed before, remove from your original tube. This should give the effect of your tube coming out of the frame or window behind it.
18. Now we make the background layer invisible, go
to layers, merge, merge visible.
19. Duplicate your image layer and move the original above the copy
20. On your original go to Image, Resize, Resize to 80%
21. Make your duplicate layer active and reduce opacity to 40%
22. Go to Effects, Texture Effects, Blinds
With the following settings:
Same settings but uncheck Horizontal so settings look like the following:
Then go to layers, merge, merge visible
25. Reposition your image as you like, and add elements from the scrap
kit. Be sure to use what matches the tube you’ve chosen, and place
Where you think it looks best.
26. Resize by either 60% or if using by pixel resizing
Resize to 420 x 420
27. Add any word art or phrase you want, Artist Copyright info, and name
28. Make your background layer visible, and if saving as a .png then go to layers, merge, merge visible. If you wish to save as a .jpeg you can either go to layers, merge, merge all (flatten), this will automatically make your background white, or you may make your background layer a color of your choosing then go to layers, merge, merge all
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Feel free to share any comments, suggestions you may have in the comment section below. Thank you and have a wonderful day!
25. Reposition your image as you like, and add elements from the scrap
kit. Be sure to use what matches the tube you’ve chosen, and place
Where you think it looks best.
26. Resize by either 60% or if using by pixel resizing
Resize to 420 x 420
27. Add any word art or phrase you want, Artist Copyright info, and name
28. Make your background layer visible, and if saving as a .png then go to layers, merge, merge visible. If you wish to save as a .jpeg you can either go to layers, merge, merge all (flatten), this will automatically make your background white, or you may make your background layer a color of your choosing then go to layers, merge, merge all
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Feel free to share any comments, suggestions you may have in the comment section below. Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Love's First Kiss

Love’s First Kiss
This tutorial was written by me for those who have a basic
Understanding and knowledge of PSP and it’s components.
Any similarities between this or any other tutorial are accidental
And purely coincidental.
Before we begin as always let’s gather our supplies.
What you will need:
A tube or tubes of choice. I am using the adorable art
Of Moshilove which can be found and purchased HERE
A Heart Shape Ding from a font, I’m using Sexy Love Hearts 2
Which I found free HERE
Mura Meister Copies
Everything else should be in PSP already
Now that we have gathered our supplies let’s begin.
1. Open your tube of choice in PSP
2. Open a new canvas 700 x 700 transparent background
3. Create a new raster layer
4. Go to your color pallet and set stroke to a color from your tube
And fill to null/transparent
5. Select your text tool, set to create as Vector, size 400, stroke width 10
I used the lower case letter “ Q “ q “
6. Go to objects, Allign, Center in canvas
7. Using the guide bars stretch the top and bottom of your heart
To fill in the canvas a little more, and recenter
8. Go to layers, Convert to Raster Layer
8. Now make your background layer active
9. Copy and paste your tube as a new layer
10. Resize your tube layer to about 60%
11. Now go to Effects, Mura Meister’s Copies
Using the following settings
12. Select and make your heart layer active.
13. Using your Magic Wand tool select inside the heart fill area
14. Go to Selections, Modify, Expand by 4
15. Again to Selections, Invert Selection
16. Make you tube/copy layer active and click delete
This should leave you with a solid heart outline filled with a wallpaper
Of your tube image.
17. Selections, Select none
18. Still on your now cropped Wallpaper Layer go to Adjust, Colorize, and
Adjust the color so that it is shaded Red. This layer now acts as the filling for the heart.
19. Make sure your heart layer is active again and go to Effects, 3D effects, now
Select an Inner Bevel that looks good to you.
I used the following settings for mine
20. Close out your background layer then go to Layers, Merge, Merge Visible.
This tutorial was written by me for those who have a basic
Understanding and knowledge of PSP and it’s components.
Any similarities between this or any other tutorial are accidental
And purely coincidental.
Before we begin as always let’s gather our supplies.
What you will need:
A tube or tubes of choice. I am using the adorable art
Of Moshilove which can be found and purchased HERE
A Heart Shape Ding from a font, I’m using Sexy Love Hearts 2
Which I found free HERE
Mura Meister Copies
Everything else should be in PSP already
Now that we have gathered our supplies let’s begin.
1. Open your tube of choice in PSP
2. Open a new canvas 700 x 700 transparent background
3. Create a new raster layer
4. Go to your color pallet and set stroke to a color from your tube
And fill to null/transparent
5. Select your text tool, set to create as Vector, size 400, stroke width 10
I used the lower case letter “ Q “ q “
6. Go to objects, Allign, Center in canvas
7. Using the guide bars stretch the top and bottom of your heart
To fill in the canvas a little more, and recenter
8. Go to layers, Convert to Raster Layer
8. Now make your background layer active
9. Copy and paste your tube as a new layer
10. Resize your tube layer to about 60%
11. Now go to Effects, Mura Meister’s Copies
Using the following settings
12. Select and make your heart layer active.13. Using your Magic Wand tool select inside the heart fill area
14. Go to Selections, Modify, Expand by 4
15. Again to Selections, Invert Selection
16. Make you tube/copy layer active and click delete
This should leave you with a solid heart outline filled with a wallpaper
Of your tube image.
17. Selections, Select none
18. Still on your now cropped Wallpaper Layer go to Adjust, Colorize, and
Adjust the color so that it is shaded Red. This layer now acts as the filling for the heart.
19. Make sure your heart layer is active again and go to Effects, 3D effects, now
Select an Inner Bevel that looks good to you.
I used the following settings for mine
20. Close out your background layer then go to Layers, Merge, Merge Visible.21. Now Duplicate your merged layer, and move the copy under the original.
22. With your duplicate layer selected go to Effects, Distortion Effect, Twirl
Set to 360 degrees. Repeat this step twice more.
23. Reduce opacity on your twirled layer to about 45%
24. Again go to layers, merge, merge visible.
( You can now make your background layer visible again if you like.)
25. With your merged layer active go to Image, Resize, resize by 90%, and move toward the top of your canvas a little.
26. Once you are comfortable with the placement of your heart, copy and paste
Your tube as a new layer, and position where you want it.
27. Now add a drop shadow of your choice. I used
Vertical 3, Horizontal 3, Opacity 85, Blur 10, Color Black
28. Go to Image, Resize, 60%, make sure All Layers is checked.
( you may need to sharpen your image after this)
29. Add the Artist Copyright, your information, and Name
30. To save as a Jpeg go to Layers, Merge, Merge All/Flatten and save
For PNG or PSD format go to Layers, Merge, Merge Visible
And Viola! You are done!! Hope you enjoyed this fairly simplistic tutorial
22. With your duplicate layer selected go to Effects, Distortion Effect, Twirl
Set to 360 degrees. Repeat this step twice more.
23. Reduce opacity on your twirled layer to about 45%
24. Again go to layers, merge, merge visible.
( You can now make your background layer visible again if you like.)
25. With your merged layer active go to Image, Resize, resize by 90%, and move toward the top of your canvas a little.
26. Once you are comfortable with the placement of your heart, copy and paste
Your tube as a new layer, and position where you want it.
27. Now add a drop shadow of your choice. I used
Vertical 3, Horizontal 3, Opacity 85, Blur 10, Color Black
28. Go to Image, Resize, 60%, make sure All Layers is checked.
( you may need to sharpen your image after this)
29. Add the Artist Copyright, your information, and Name
30. To save as a Jpeg go to Layers, Merge, Merge All/Flatten and save
For PNG or PSD format go to Layers, Merge, Merge Visible
And Viola! You are done!! Hope you enjoyed this fairly simplistic tutorial
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Innocent Valentine
Innocent Valentine
This tutorial was written by me for those who
Have a basic working knowledge of PSP. I am using
PSP 9, but you can use any version you like.
Any resemblance or similarity between this or any other
Tutorial is purely coincidental and accidental.
First let’s gather our materials.
You will need a tube or tubes of choice.
I am using the wonderful artwork of
Tatyana Haustova which can be be HERE
You must have a license to use this work.
If you decide to use more than one tube please follow all artist TOU’s
We will be making a frame ourselves so that will be under
Your preset shapes.
We will need 2 background patterns and a mask of choice.
I am using Heart Mask by Vicky from Creative Misfits Designs which can be found HERE
Plug-ins needed are Eye Candy 3 Inner Bevel and the rest
Come standard with PSP.
Now that we have our supplies let’s begin.
1. Start by opening your chosen tube in PSP
2. Open a New Canvas 750 width x 350 height
Color null Minimize this for later use.
3. Open another New Canvas 250 x 250 color null
4. On your color pallet make your fill color Null, and your stroke color a medium or dark color from your tube, line width 10.
5. On the smaller canvas we created using your preset shapes, elipse
Make a circle nearly edge to edge on all sides, center in canvas.
6. Go to layers, Convert to raster Layer.
7. Now the fun stuff, go to your plug-ins and select Eye Candy 3: Inner Bevel with the following settings:
8. Now Copy your ring frame and paste as a new layer on the larger canvas.9. Go to Layers, duplicate. Do this three times so that you have four rings.
10. Arrange these rings across your canvas from the left edge to right edge
Just below the top edge of your canvas. Allowing just a little overlap from ring to ring.
11.Once you have the rings set the way you want them copy and paste your tube as a new layer.
12. Move your tube below the ring layer, now duplicate your tube
So that you have four copies, one for each ring.
13. Position the tube and copies below each ring as you see fit.
The following steps will be repeated on each ring and it’s corresponding tube layer.
14. On your ring layer using your magic wand, click inside the ring.
15. Got to selections, Modify, Expand Selection by 5
16. Under the tube layer create new raster layer, now flood fill with
A color or pattern of choice. I am using black
16. Now back to selections, Invert Selection
17. On your tube layer click delete.
18. Choose Selections, Select none
19. Reduce the opacity of you tube layer to about 15%
20. On the ring layer add a drop shadow of choice. I am using
H-3, V-3, Opacity 40, blur 8, color light to med pink/purple
This will leave you with a framed portion of your tube inside each ring.
21. Close out your background layer, then go to layers, merge, merge visible.
22. On your merged layer go to Image, Resize, make sure all layers is NOT checked resize by 85% then Position closer to the top edge of your canvas leaving a little room above
23. Select your back ground layer and create new raster layer
24. Go to selections, select all, then flood fill with a darker color from your tube.
25. Back to selections, select none
26. Now we go to layers, and depending on if you saved you mask to the mask folder or not you will either go to Load Save Mask and load Mask from Disk, or if you did not save it to the Mask folder then open the mask in PSP and select create New Mask Layer from image.
27. Go to layers, merge, merge group.
Depending on the tube you have chosen to work with you may be able to make some adjustments to the next few steps. The tube I am using has a solid edge to it so I will be framing the edges to keep it from looking chopped off. If you wish to frame out your entire image go to the next step, or if you want to create as a floating PNG image skip to step 33.
28. Make your top layer active then create new raster layer.
29. Go to selections, select all, and then flood fill with a color of your choice. I am using the same color I used for my mask layer.
30. Go to selections, Modify, Contract by 10 then click delete. This will leave a frame around the outside of your image.
31. Go to Effects, Eye Candy 3 and use the same inner bevel you used on your ring frames.
32. Select your background layer and flood fill with a light color of choice. I’m using white.
33. Copy and paste your tube as a new layer. Resize and position as desired.
If you did the framed version make sure your tube layer is under the frame layer.
34. Add Drop shadow of choice. I am using H-3, V-3, Opacity 85, Blur 3, Color Black
35. Now how you merge and save depends on if you did the framed version or if you did the unframed version with the intention of saving as a PNG.
For the framed version go to Layers, Merge, Merge All Flatten.
For the PNG Version go to Layers, Merge, Merge Visible.
36. Add the artist copyright and credit information per Artist TOU’s
37. At this point you are ready to save as a blank tag, or just go ahead and add your name using a font that you feel matches the concept of the tag and your tube. Don’t forget to merge again using the same type of merge you did previously before you save and you are finished!
I hope you found this tutorial enjoyable and easy to follow.
Please feel free to share your results by emailing to KelticShadow@aol.com
Friday, December 9, 2011
Guardian Spirit
This tutorial is written by me for thosewho have a basic knowledge of PSP. Any similarity to
another tutorial is completely coincidental and accidental.
To begin we will need the following supplies:
1. A tube of choice preferably with a close up layer included
I am using the ass kicking artwork
of Freya Langford-Sidebottom which can be purchased HERE
2. a background image or gradient of choice
I am using the background layer of my chosen tube
3. Two masks of choice I am using WSL_Mask126 and WSL_Mask133
by weescotslass creations which can both be found HERE
you can find the download link on the right side of the page
4. And of course you need a font of choice
There is no need to search for filters or plug ins as
those used are all found in PSP
Now that we have gathered our supplies let's rock this thing!
1. Open a blank canvas 700 x 700 transparent
2. Create new raster layer
3. Go to selections, select all
4. Paste your image "into selection"
or flood fill with your chosen gradient
5. Selections, select none
6. Go to Layers, if you saved your mask to PSP
files go to Load/Save Mask, Load Mask from Disk
and select your chosen mask. If you did not save the mask
to your files then you'll need to open it as
an image in PSP, go to layers, create new mask layer, create
from image.
7. Go to layers, merge, merge group
8. Duplicate you mask layer
9. Make sure Copy layer is selected and go
to Adjust, Blur, Radial Blur
with the following settings:

10. Go to Layers, Merge, Merge Down
11. Copy and paste your tube as a new layer resize
and position as desired
12. Add drop shadow of choice. I used V3, H3, Opacity 85, Blur 5
13. Copy and paste your close up layer as a new layer, now
on your layer pallet drag this below your tube layer and position
as you see fit
14. Add your second mask to the close up layer
15. Go to layers, merge, merge group
16. Reduce the opacity of this layer to about 35%
17. On your layer pallet close out your background layer or if
you intend to save as a PNG instead of JPEG then just delete layer
18. Go to layers, merge, merge visible
19. Now go to Image, Resize, make sure "All Layers" is
NOT checked and resize to 80%
20. Back to Image, Resize, "All Layers" checked, resize to 400 x 400
21. Add artist copyright info, your watermark, and name.
22. If saving as a PNG go to layers, merge, merge visible.
If saving as a JPEG make sure your background layer
is visible, and merge, merge all flatten
23. Share you finished tag, and enjoy!
I truly hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Below shows my results
using a gradient instead of an image.
There is no need to search for filters or plug ins as
those used are all found in PSP
Now that we have gathered our supplies let's rock this thing!
1. Open a blank canvas 700 x 700 transparent
2. Create new raster layer
3. Go to selections, select all
4. Paste your image "into selection"
or flood fill with your chosen gradient
5. Selections, select none
6. Go to Layers, if you saved your mask to PSP
files go to Load/Save Mask, Load Mask from Disk
and select your chosen mask. If you did not save the mask
to your files then you'll need to open it as
an image in PSP, go to layers, create new mask layer, create
from image.
7. Go to layers, merge, merge group
8. Duplicate you mask layer
9. Make sure Copy layer is selected and go
to Adjust, Blur, Radial Blur
with the following settings:

10. Go to Layers, Merge, Merge Down
11. Copy and paste your tube as a new layer resize
and position as desired
12. Add drop shadow of choice. I used V3, H3, Opacity 85, Blur 5
13. Copy and paste your close up layer as a new layer, now
on your layer pallet drag this below your tube layer and position
as you see fit
14. Add your second mask to the close up layer
15. Go to layers, merge, merge group
16. Reduce the opacity of this layer to about 35%
17. On your layer pallet close out your background layer or if
you intend to save as a PNG instead of JPEG then just delete layer
18. Go to layers, merge, merge visible
19. Now go to Image, Resize, make sure "All Layers" is
NOT checked and resize to 80%
20. Back to Image, Resize, "All Layers" checked, resize to 400 x 400
21. Add artist copyright info, your watermark, and name.
22. If saving as a PNG go to layers, merge, merge visible.
If saving as a JPEG make sure your background layer
is visible, and merge, merge all flatten
23. Share you finished tag, and enjoy!
I truly hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Below shows my results
using a gradient instead of an image.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Checkered Christmas
This tutorial was written by me for those
who have a basic knowledge of PSP. Any similarities
to another tutorial are purely accidental and coincidental.
To begin you will need my checkered pattern
right click and save from below:
who have a basic knowledge of PSP. Any similarities
to another tutorial are purely accidental and coincidental.
To begin you will need my checkered pattern
right click and save from below:

A tube of Choice I am using the wonderful work
of Charles Bristow which does require a license for use, and
may be purchased HERE.
FTU Scrap Kit called Freebie_Xmas Candy Cane
by Lacarolita's Designs can be found HERE
Mask by Melissaz Creationz found HERE
I'm using MC_Mask2
and of course a font of choice I'm using Santas Sleigh
No real plug ins used, just drop shadow a few times
Now that we have gathered our supplies and material
we are ready to begin:
1. Open your tube, and my check pattern in PSP
2. Create a new Canvas 700 x 700 transparent
3. create new raster layer and flood fill with pattern using
the checkered pattern provided.
4. (this step varies depending on if you saved the
masks to you PSP folder or not) If you did then go to
Layers, Load/Save Mask, Load Mask from Disk, and select
MC_Mask2 settings are:

If you did not save the mask to your PSP folder then please
open mask MC_Mask2 in PSP go to Layers, New Mask Layer, From Image
and select you MC_Mask2 image
5. Open Candy Cane Sleigh from the scrap kit, resize as you see fit
and paste as new layer on your image. Add a drop shadow of choice
I used V3, H3, Opacity 85, Blur 7, Color Black
6. Copy and paste any filler elements of choice from the scrap kit
I chose the Candy Cane Presents, add the same drop shadow as before
7. Now add your tube. Resize and position as needed
add a drop shadow, I used V3, H3, Opacity 80, Blur 3, Color Black
8. Close out visibility on you background layer, go to
layers, merge, merge visible
9. Now go to Image, Resize, make sure that "all layers" is
checked, and resize your image to 400 x 400
10. Here you can choose to delete your background layer, or
merge all flatten which will change your background to white.
11. Add artist copyright information and Name and your finished!
Thank you for taking the time to attempt this tutorial. I hope you enjoyed
it and are happy with your creation.

Friday, February 27, 2009
~Eirinn Go Party!~
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~Eirinn go Party!!~
This tutorial was written by me on 2-26-2009 for
those with a basic knowledge of PSP.
Written in PSP X should be easily followed in all versions.
Any resemblance to another tutorial is
purely coincidental and unintentional.
To complete this tutorial you will need the following:
1 Tube of choice. I am using the artwork
of Kieth Garvey which can be purchased HERE
St. Patty's Party Scrap kit by Childress Imaging.
You can purchase the kit HERE
Now that we have our materials together let's begin!
1. Open new canvas 600 width x 700 height
2. Go to selections select all.
3. Copy a paper of choice and paste into selection for your background.
4. Create new raster layer, then copy a frame of choice and paste into
selection. This will be your tag frame.
5. Go to selections, select none.
You should now have something like this:
This tutorial was written by me on 2-26-2009 for
those with a basic knowledge of PSP.
Written in PSP X should be easily followed in all versions.
Any resemblance to another tutorial is
purely coincidental and unintentional.
To complete this tutorial you will need the following:
1 Tube of choice. I am using the artwork
of Kieth Garvey which can be purchased HERE
St. Patty's Party Scrap kit by Childress Imaging.
You can purchase the kit HERE
Now that we have our materials together let's begin!
1. Open new canvas 600 width x 700 height
2. Go to selections select all.
3. Copy a paper of choice and paste into selection for your background.
4. Create new raster layer, then copy a frame of choice and paste into
selection. This will be your tag frame.
5. Go to selections, select none.
You should now have something like this:

6. Find a frame of choice, now copy and paste as new layer.
7. Using your magic wand tool. feather 1, tolerance 10 click inside your frame.
8. Go to selections. modify, expand by 10
9. Using a second paper of choice create new raster layer, copy
your paper, and paste into selection. now move this layer beneath your frame.
10. Copy your tube and paste as new layer.
11. Position your tube as desired over your frame. Add a drop shadow
I used 3h x 3v, color black, opacity 100.
12. Duplicate your tube layer and move the duplicate under
your frame layer.
13. Back to your original tube layer. Using your eraser tool remove the
bottom edge of the tube so that it looks like the
tube is behind the frame. ( this should give the effect
of the tube stepping or leaning out of the frame)
14. Close out your original background and frame layers, then go to layers
merge, merge visible. Now make your background
and frame layers visible again.
You should have something like this now:

15. Select your tube and frame layer, go to image, resize,
resize by 80% and move toward the top until happy.
16. Add you decorations and elements of choice.
17. Go to layers, merge, merge all
18. Resize by 70 %
19. Add artist watermark, name, and your watermark if you use one.
You're done!!
Thank you for taking the time to complete this tutorial.
Please feel free to share the link with anyone else you think may enjoy it.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Valentine Fighter

Valentine Fighter
This tutorial was written by Shadow on 1-10-2009 intended
for those with a basic understanding of PSP.
Any Resemblance to another tutorial is purely
coincidental and unintentional.
This tutorial was written in PSP X, but should be able
to be completed in all versions.
To complete this tutorial you will need
1 paper of choice, more if you wish
I am using a paper from a set called
"Let's Get Grungy" created by Childress Imaging
which can be purchased HERE
1 Tube of choice.
I am using the wonderful art of
Ted Hammond which can be
purchased HERE
1 Mask The one I am using is WSL_Mask273
which you can find HERE
And of course a font of choice
Now that we have our supplies together let's get started.
1. Open new canvas 600 x 600 fill black ( or any color that suites you )
2. Copy and paste your paper as a new layer
3. Go to Layers, Load/Save Mask, and add your Mask Layer
4. Go to layers, Merge, Merge Group
5. Open your tube now copy and paste as a new layer.
Resize and position as desired
6. Add any accents you wish.
7. Go to layers, Merge, Merge all
8. Now resize by 70 % finished image will be 420 x 420
9. Add your name, artist information, and your watermark if you use one.
Save and your done!!
A short and simple tutorial to start the year.
Thank you for taking the time to attempt this simplistic
tutorial. I hope you enjoyed it.
This tutorial was written by Shadow on 1-10-2009 intended
for those with a basic understanding of PSP.
Any Resemblance to another tutorial is purely
coincidental and unintentional.
This tutorial was written in PSP X, but should be able
to be completed in all versions.
To complete this tutorial you will need
1 paper of choice, more if you wish
I am using a paper from a set called
"Let's Get Grungy" created by Childress Imaging
which can be purchased HERE
1 Tube of choice.
I am using the wonderful art of
Ted Hammond which can be
purchased HERE
1 Mask The one I am using is WSL_Mask273
which you can find HERE
And of course a font of choice
Now that we have our supplies together let's get started.
1. Open new canvas 600 x 600 fill black ( or any color that suites you )
2. Copy and paste your paper as a new layer
3. Go to Layers, Load/Save Mask, and add your Mask Layer
4. Go to layers, Merge, Merge Group
5. Open your tube now copy and paste as a new layer.
Resize and position as desired
6. Add any accents you wish.
7. Go to layers, Merge, Merge all
8. Now resize by 70 % finished image will be 420 x 420
9. Add your name, artist information, and your watermark if you use one.
Save and your done!!
A short and simple tutorial to start the year.
Thank you for taking the time to attempt this simplistic
tutorial. I hope you enjoyed it.
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