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Thursday, August 29, 2013
FUNKY MISFIT
Supplies needed:
I am using the amazing art from Martin Abel for for this tutorial, which you can find here
Scrapkit: I am using a wicked matching kit from Babycakes Scraps which you can get by going here
Mask 192 from Weescotslass which you can find here
Plugins used: Xero-Radiance, 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 August 29, 2013. 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 up a 750 x 650 blank canvas (we can resize it later)
Select Element 24 and paste in the center of the canvas
Resize by 110%
Paste tube of choice where desired
Apply Xero Radiance at setting of choice
Apply Lokas 3D Shadow at default settings
Select Element 19 - resize by 80%
Paste and position on right side
Select Element 16 - resize by 40%
Image Free Rotate Left by 15% and paste on bottom right
Select Element 9 - resize by 45%
Paste and position on botton right
Select Element 23 - resize by 35%
Image Free Rotate Left by 15% and paste on bottom right
Select Element 21 - resize by 50%
Image Free Rotate Right by 15% and paste on bottom
Select Element 22 - resize by 50%
Paste and position on bottom
Select Element 3 - resize by 25%
Paste and position on bottom left
Select Element 10 - resize by 40%
Image mirror and paste on right side
Select Element 18 - resize by 35%
Image Free Rotate Left by 90% and paste on bottom right
Select Element 6 - resize by 55%
Paste and position on top right
Add new raster layer and flood-fill with color or gradient of choice
Apply Mask 192 and merge group
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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