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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
LOVELY LAVENDAR
Supplies needed:
I am using the amazing artwork from Verymany for this tutorial which you can find here
Scrapkit: I am using a stunning kit from PinkParadox Productions called "Lovely Lavendar" which you can get by going here
Template from Stylicious Twinky which you can find here
Mask 44 from Moonbeams and Spiderwebs which you can find here
Plugins used: 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 May 13, 2014. 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.
Adjust canvas 750 x 700
Select Wordart layer
Select your magic wand and select he areas you want to change the color
Add new raster layer and flood-fill with color of choice
Select none
Select Squares Raster 6 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Add new raster layer and flood-fill with color or gradient of choice (Linear style, Angle 45, Repeat 2)
Paste close-up tubes of choice on top of gradient and delete
Change tubes to Luminence - Legacy
Apply Xero Radiance at default settings or random setting of choice
Drop opacity down to 75%
Apply dropshadow and merge close-ups down on top of gradient layer
Effect, Texture Effects, Blinds (Width 2, Opactity 25, Horizontal and Light from left/top checked)
Delete/Hide original squares layer
Select Rectangle Raster 5 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper 8
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original rectangle layer
Select Circle Raster 4 layer
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper 27
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original circle layer
Select Frame Element 12 - resize by 60%
Paste and position on top of circle layer
Select Rectangle Raster 3 layer
Apply Texture, Texture Effects, Weave (Gap size 3, Width 5, Opactity 10, Fill gaps checked)
Select Rectangle Raster 2 and repeat above step
Select Rectangle Raster 1
Select all, float, defloat
Paste paper 2
Select invert, delete, select none
Delete/Hide original rectangle layer
Copy and paste tube of choice and position where desired
Apply Xero Radiance at setting of choice
Apply Lokas 3D Shadow at default settings
Select Element 18 - resize by 20%
Image mirror and paste on top right
Select Element 5 - resize by 25%
Image mirror and paste on top left
Select Element 78 - resize by 22%
Paste and position on bottom left
Select Element 19 - resize by 20%
Paste and position on top of basket element and erase any excess to blend in
Select Element 101 - resize by 12%
Paste and position on bottom left
Select Element 30 - resize by 18%
Paste and position on bottom left
Select Element 109 - resize by 25%
Paste and position on bottom left
Select Element 56 - resize by 35%
Paste and position on bottom right
Select Element 9 - resize by 22%
Paste and position on bottom right
Select Element 15 - resize by 12%
Paste and position on bottom right
Select Element 29 - resize by 25%
Paste and position on bottom right
Select Element 39 - resize by 20%
Paste and position on bottom right
Select Element 13 - resize by 20%
Paste and position on bottom right
Select Element 130 - resize by 30%
Paste and postion on right side
Image duplicate, mirror and flip - reposition where desired
Select new raster layer and flood fill with color or gradient of choice
Move layer to the bottom of the template
Apply Mask 44 or mask of choice
Merge group and move to the bottom layer
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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