This is my second tutorial. It was created by LilMama AKA Carey and Written by Me
This tutorial was written by Crickett and Created by LilMama
on March 4 2009
Any similarity to any other tutorial is purely coincidental
This was made using PSPX2
and assumes you have knowledge working with PSP
I am using the Artwork of ©Elias Chatzoudis
You must have license to use his work
and you can get it here
MPT
Supplies Needed:
Mask HERE
Tube of Choice
Fonts used Waterbrush Rob (Pay Font) for the Word Art and Name
Scrap Kit by
StacieCakesCreations(GOCollab Freebie)
Missy's Template 177 Divine Intentionz
*If anything here belongs to you please contact me
and I will either give you credit or remove it*
NO OUTSIDE FILTERS
OK let's get started
Open your template in PSP Shift+D to duplicate it
Close the original
Go to image canvas size 725 x 600 and delete the copyright layer
Copy and paste paper 4 from the kit as a new layer
apply your mask and merge group
Select your shape layer
Selections>Select All>Float>Defloat>Expand by 2
copy and paste paper 7 as a new layer
Selections invert > delete > select none
Select your circle layers
Selections>Select All>Float>Defloat>Expand by 2
copy and paste paper 9 as a new layer
Selections invert > delete > select none
Select your rectangle layer
Selections>Select All>Float>Defloat>Expand by 2
copy and paste paper 2 as a new layer
Selections invert > delete > select none
Select your rectangle 2 layer
Selections>Select All>Float>Defloat>Expand by 2
copy and paste paper 10 as a new layer
Selections invert > delete > select none
Delete all of your original template layers and
drop shadow with these settings:
V &H 0 Opacity 70 Blur 5
For your name
Open paper 10 and minimize
Set your background to pattern and foreground to white
type out your name and give it the following drop shadow
V &H 2 Opacity 70 Blur 5
For the Word Art
Type out the words in color of your choice
“Whatever Go Away”
Add the following drop shadow
V & H 2 Opacity 70 Blur 4
Save as JPEG or PNG
THANKS FOR TRYING OUR TUTORIAL
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