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Thursday, July 25, 2013
Hot Stuff
This tutorial was written on 07/25/2013, By Kelli.
Please don't copy it or claim it as your own or post it through any group.
You may link back to my blog.
Any resemblance to any other tutorial is strictly coincidental.
It is written assuming you have a basic knowledge of psp and its tools.
It is written using psp X5 but should work in any other version.
You will also need a font of choice.
I used Miss Fitzpatrick.
You will also need a round mask of choice,
Vaybs has some great ones!
Vaybs has some great ones!
I used her mask # 105.
Check out her blog here
And the Template Here
# 56.
Ok Ready?
1. Ope the template and Shift + D to duplicate. Close the original template.
2.Re-size all layers checked to 600 x 600,
And then go to images canvas size and make the canvas size 700x700.
3. Starting on the bottom layer on the template,
select all, float and defloat, then invert the selection. Paste a paper of choice as a new layer and hit delete on your keyboard.
Delete the template layer, under the new layer you just made.
Repeat this step on all of the template layers.
Except for the text layer.
Add a gradient glow to each of these new layers.
4. Colorize the text layer, by going to adjust, and hue and saturation.
My settings are:
Hue = 141, ans Sat = 149.
5. Decorate with elements from the kit. You could even add the same grad glow to some of the elements, I only added a drop shadow.
6.Add your tube and copy wright now. As well as your taggers mark if you use one.
7.Activate the bottom layer and select all. Paste a paper of choice into the selection.
Select none and load your mask. Merge group.
8. Now use your pen tool to draw a few lines through the part of the text layer that says "Mess".
9. Grab your text tool and type "Stuff", using a big, bold font. Add any effects you want to it and then place it over the word mess.
10.Add your name in a pretty, delicate , scripty font.
Then add a drop shadow to the name layer.
And your done!
And your done!
Thanks for trying my tutorial!
I hope you are happy with your results!
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