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Saturday, March 14, 2009

Starchild

 
Supplies
 
Scrap kit of choice - I am using "Moment in Time" by Annie's Designs which can be purchased from Paradise 4 Scrappers and Creative Scraps
Tube of choice - I am using the lovely work of Jasmine Becket-Griffith which can be purchased from CILM
**PLEASE DO NOT USER HER ARTWORK WITHOUT THE APPROPRIATE LICENCE**
Vix_Mask143 (supplied)
Star Preset Shape (supplied)
Font of choice - Pornstar (supplied)
 
My Supplies here
 
 
~ Step 1 ~
 
Open a new 600 x 600 blank canvas flood-filled white
 
Paste Frame6 as new layer
Resize by 35%
Duplicate
Image / Rotate by 20 to the left
Layers / Arrange / Move Down
 
Rename them Frame1 (bottom) and Frame2 (top)
 
Activate Frame1 and using your Magic Wand select the inside of them frame
Selections / Modify / Expand by 10
Add new raster layer
Paste Paper7 into Selection
Deselect
 
Activate Frame2 and repeat step
 
On Frame1 Layers / Merge / Merge Down
DO NOT DO THIS STEP FOR FRAME2
 
With your Freehand Tool make a small selection around the excess bow from the borrom frame
 
 
Delete
 
Paste Bow9 as new layer
Resize by 15%
Position over centre of bow on frame
 

~ Step 2 ~
 
Paste Flower6 as new layer
Resize by 25%
Position between Frame1 and Frame2
 
Paste Flower5
Resize by 25%
Position between Frame1 and Frame2
 
Set your Foreground to a colour matching your frames - I chose #1a2448
 
Now select your Change to Target Tool with the following settings:
 
 
Dust your brush over both your Flower layers to change their colour
 
Paste Flower as new layer
Resize by 40%
Position behind bow
 
Paste Flower4 as new layer
Resize by 40%
Position behind Flower behind bow
 
Activate paper layer of Frame1
Paste DustOfPearl as new layer
Resize by 80% Bicububic
Position in the centre of the frame
 

Paste Frame as new layer
Resize by 45%
Layers / Arrange / Send to Bottom
Position centrally behind frames to look like a circle of "doodles"
 
Paste tube as new layer
Resize as necessary
Position in Frame1 on top layer
Duplicate and move below Frame1
 
Add a drop shadow to the top Tube layer:
H & V - 1
Opacity - 50
Blur - 8.00
Colour - #000000
 
With your Freehand Tool draw around the excess over the bow then Delete
Deselect
 
 
Crop and resize
 

~ Step 3 ~
 
Activate your Background layer
 
Paste Paper4 as new layer
Adjust / Blur / Gaussian Blur
Radius - 20.00
 
Layers / New Mask Layer / From Image
Locate Vix_Mask143
OK
 
Layers / Merge / Merge Group
Lower opacity to 30
 
Activate your top layer
 
Select your Preset Shapes Tool to Seeing_Stars_W
Set your Background colour to one matching your tube and frame - I am using #384160
 
Draw out 4 stars of varying sizes
Rename them Star1 - 4
Duplicate and position to your liking
 
Once you have positioned your stars hide all layers EXCEPT the Stars, then
Layers/ Merge / Merge Visible
 
Unhide layers
 
Select your Text Tool and font (I used Pornstar)
Foreground - Silver colour
Background - #384161
 
Type out your name
Add some noise and a drop shadow:
H & V - 1
Opacity - 50
Blur - 1.00
Colour - #384161
 
Finally, add your © copyright, licence and watermark
 

~ Step 4 ~
 
**This next step is for animation**
 
Copy your Stars layer and paste into Animation Shop
 
Effects / Insert Image Effect with the following settings:
 
 
You should now have 16 frames
 
Back in PSP turn off the visibility of your Stars layer
Edit / Copy Merged
 
In Animation Shop
Edit / Paste as New Animation
Then Paste After Current Frame until you have 16 Frames of your tag
 
Now back to your Star animation we have just created
Edit / Select All
Animation / Reverse Frames
Edit / Copy
 
Activate the tag you just pasted
Edit / Propogate Paste (MUST BE SELECTED)
Edit / Paste
 
DO NOT CLICK YOUR MOUSE BUTTON UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED WITH THE POSITION
 
Animation / Frame Properties
Change to 15
 
Save as a GIF and you're done!
 
Thank you for trying my tutorial
 
::st!na::
 
 
A non-animated version:
 

© Tutorial written by Stina on 14th March 2009
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