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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
WICKED DEMONA
Supplies needed:
I am using an Exclusive artwork from Celine Pinups for this tutorial, which you can find here
Scrapkit: I am using a wicked kit from Amy Marie called "Skulls N Roses" which you can get by going here
Template 171 from Tami which can be found here
Tonya Grunge 2 Mask here
Plugins used: Eyecandy 4000 - Glass, Xero-Radiance, Xero-Bad Dream, Lokas 3D Shadow
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This tutorial is written for those who have working knowledge of PSPX2 (any version will do).
This tutorial was written by me on October 2, 2012. Please do not copy or paste on any other forum, website or blog provide link back to tut only. Please do not claim as your own. This tutorial is copyrighted to me. Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.
Ok - let's start and remember to save often.
Open the template and using your shortcut keys on your keyboard (SHIFT+D) duplicate the template as a new image. Close the original and delete the copywrite layer.
Select Attitude Word Art layers and delete if you want your own wording
Change your palette to gradient or color of choice
Select your text tool and type out wording of choice
Convert wording to raster layer
Select all, float, defloat
Selections, Modify, Expand by 4
Add a new raster layer and flood-fill with color of choice
Select none
Move layer behind your wording
Adjust, Add/Remove Noise, Add Noise (Uniform checked, Noise 100%, Monochrome checked)
Select your top wording layer again
Adjust, Add/Remove Noise, Add Noise (Uniform checked, Noise 25%, Monochrome checked)
Apply Eyecandy - Glass at default settings
Select Square Frame Raster 10 layer
Adjust, Add/Remove Noise, Add Noise (Uniform checked, Noise 60%, Monochrome checked)
Select Square Raster 7 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Add new raster layer and flood fill with gradient of choice (Linear style, Angle 45, Repeat 2)
Paste close up tube of choice on top of gradient and delete
Change closeup to Hard Light
Drop the opacity on close-ups down to about 60%
Apply dropshadow and merge down on top of paper
Hide/Delete original square layer
Select Square Raster 1 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper pp017
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original square layer
Select Circle frame Raster 11 layer
Adjust, Add/Remove Noise, Add Noise (Uniform checked, Noise 85%, Monochrome checked)
Select Circle Raster 6 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Add new raster layer and flood fill with gradient of choice (Linear style, Angle 45, Repeat 2)
Paste close up tube of choice on top of gradient and delete
Change closeup to Hard Light
Drop the opacity on close-ups down to about 60%
Apply dropshadow and merge down on top of paper
Hide/Delete original circle layer
Select Rectangle Raster 3 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper pp9
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original rectangle layer
Select Square Raster 2 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper pp8
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original square layer
Select SkullSpider element - resize by 30%
Paste and reposition on top of paper 8 layer
Select Circle Raster 5 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper pp9
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original circle layer
Select Oval Raster 12 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper pp014
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original oval layer
Select Circle Raster 4 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper pp015
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original circle layer
Copy and paste tube of choice and position where desired
Apply Xero Radiance at setting of choice
Apply Lokas 3D Shadow
Select New raster layer and flood fill with color or gradient of choice
Move layer to the bottom of the template
Apply Grunge 2 Mask
Merge group and move to the bottom
Add any additional elements you like.
Add any dropshadows you like
Crop and resize as desired
Add copyright info, license number and name
You're done! Thanks for trying my tutorial!
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