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Plugins

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Simple /Blintz

Factory Gallery /Button de luxe

Facory Gallery G / Bevel2...

Factory Gallery J/Drink to me...

 

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TheseTuben are

Guismo  - Claudia Viza and Jemma

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These tubes were received from tubeurs sharing groups . Or found by me searching on the net.

I am grateful to have been given permission these beautiful tubes so please use any copyright information as needed.

If one of these tubes is yours?

Contact me so I can make a link to your site or remove it

Thanks Renée

 

 

 

Before you start

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Open PSP

Open your material

Open / tubes duplicate and close originals

Open then Minimize the mask in PSP

Put filters in their proper folders.

Brushes and other tools in their respective folders

To import presets Eye candy / Double-click the file it will automatically install

For older versions of PSP may be that you are having trouble opening the tubes

Just click OK and the tube can be used.

Thanks

This lesson was made in version X6 , but can easily be made in previous version.

Mail me if you encounter some difficulties.

In earlier versions, merging down layers with different blend mode and/or opacity, can result in a slightly different effect.

The option Image - mirror/flip is no longer available.

In PSP versions newer than X3, please use the script
 

 

 

Let's begin .

1. Open the Image : ''fond1'' Promote Background Layer = Raster 1

2. Layers-Duplicate

3. Effects -Image Effects- Offset: H= 0 and V = 45

4. Layers-Duplicate

5. Effects -Image Effects- Offset:  H= 0 and V = 45

Layer Palette look like this now

6. Layers-Merge-Merge Visible

7. Layers-Duplicate

8. Effects - Plugins Simple /Blintz - and Repeat

-Your work look like this now

9. Effects-Plugins Unlimited 2.0  -  Factory GalleryB /Button Deluxe

10. Effects - User Defined Filter/ Emboss 4 default

11. Selections - load/save selection - load selection from disk and choose: ''renee-peur du loup « 

12. Selections-Promote Selection To Layer

-Keep Selection

13. Effects-Plugins Unlimted 2.0  -  Factory G /Bevel 2...Selections - Deselect all

14. Open the tube ''base peur du loup '' Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer(do not move it is in the right place)

15. Layers- Merge-Merge Down  / Layer-Palette: Change the Blend Mode to "Luminance"

16. Open the tube ''image 3-peur du loup'' Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer (do not move it is in the right place)

-Layer-Palette: Change the Blend Mode to "Hard Light"

17. Open the tube ''Glance_Off_jemma_spider'' Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer and place

18. Open the tube '' attache '' Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer and place /Eraser Tool: erase the part of the rings coincide with the holes( see Example)

19. Layers- Merge-Merge Down

20. Effects - 3D Effects-Drop Shadow  8/6/32/25 black

21. Open the tube ''calguisshawnroberts25012012'' aktivate: '' calqueloup -lapin''/Image Resize 80% /Image Mirror /Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer and place to the left

-Layer-Palette: Change the Blend Mode to : "Difference"

22. Layers-Duplicate /Layer-Palette: Change the Blend Mode to :"Soft Light "

23. Materials-Properties: Foreground to gradient: Open the gradient: ''peur du loup2'' Prepare a linear Gradient as below:

24. Layers - New Raster Layer

25. Open your Paint Brush: ''peur du loup-nuage  '' File: Export-Custom Brush enter a name "peur du loup-nuage" .Size 500  -stamp on the top left with your gradient

26. Layers-Duplicate /Image Mirror

27. Open the tube'' panneau-peur du loup «  Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer

28. Effects -Image Effects- Offset: H= 210 and V =0

-Layer-Palette: Change the Blend Mode to :"Soft Light "

29. Aktivate the bottem of the Layers palette

30. Selections - load/save selection - load selection from disk and choose: ''peur-du-loup5''

31. Selections-Promote Selection To Layer

32. Selections - Deselect all

33.Layers-Arrange-Bring to Top /Layer-Palette: Change the Blend Mode to :"Hard Light"

34. Open the tube ''eclat-peur-du-loup »Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer

-Place on the left against the edge

35. Layer-Palette: Change the Blend Mode to "Soft Light" and lower the opacity down to 65%

36. Layers - New Raster Layer

37. Selections - load/save selection - load selection from disk and choose: ''renee -peur du loup 2 ''

38. Open the ''image6-peur du loup'' Edit/copy -Edit/paste into selection / Selections - Deselect all

39. Effects -Image Effects- Offset: H=-24 and V =0

40. Open the tube ''effet peur du loup » Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer (do not move it is in the right place)

41. Open the tube ''claudiaviza-mujer2267'' Image Resize 3x 80% /Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer and place

42. Open the tube ''souffle-peur du loup '' Edit/copy -Edit/paste as a new Layer and place

43. Layers-Merge-Merge Visible

44. Image - Add Borders - Symmetric checked 5 pixels black

45. Image - Add Borders - Symmetric checked 60 pixels white

46. With your magic wand select the border of: 60 pixels

47. Effects-Plugins Unlimited 2.0/Factory Gallery J/Drink to me.../overdose 15

48. Selections-Invert

49. Effects - 3D Effects-Drop Shadow 

-Repeats: Effects - 3D Effects-Drop Shadow : -12/-24

50. Selections - Deselect all

51. Image - Add Borders - Symmetric checked 2 pixels black

52. Aktivate your Text Tool: Font: 'Dragonclan'' size 48 Write your text "Peur du Loup"

53. Layers-Duplicate /and place   / Layers- Merge-Merge Down

54. Effects - 3D Effects-Drop Shadow 

55. Layers-Merge-All ( Flatten)

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I hope you enjoyed this lesson

Renée

This lesson was written by Renée

Created

2010

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Any resemblance with an existing lesson is merely a coincidence

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Don't forget to thank the people who work for us and with us. I named the tubeurs - Testers and the translators.

Thanks Renée.

 

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