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Friday, April 6, 2012
SUPPLIES NEEDED
TUBE OF CHOICE: I used the awesome artwork of
Roman Zaric.
The tube I used came with a Close Up.
You must have a license to use this art.
You can find this tube and get a license HERE.
SCRAPKIT: Bad Bunny by Pimp'd Designz.
You can find it HERE.
MASK: Mask18 by Savage SWAK.
You can snag it HERE.
FONT OF CHOICE: I used Bleeding Cowboy.
I used Photoshop for this tut.
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Let's have some fun!
Open a new canvas, 700x700.
Flood fill Black.
Hide this layer for now.
Use my taggie as a guide for placement of elements.
Open pp08.
Center on canvas.
Open pp10.
Center on canvas.
Hide this layer for now.
Open Mask18.
You'll see four layers.
Move both masks layers
Mask18a & Mask18b
onto your siggy.
Resize both layers to 90%.
Place Mask18a on top of pp08 layer.
With the Mask18a layer highlighted,
hold your CTRL key down on your keyboard
and hit your mask icon in the layer palette
at the same time.
You'll see little marching ants now.
Highlight your paper layer.
Click the mask button
(this is a square with a circle in it)
at the bottom of the layer palette.
*You should have two pictures in your paper layer now.
One of your paper and one of the mask.*
Hide your mask layer.
Highlight the paper layer.
Right click in the layer palette.
Hit Convert to Smart Object.
Right click again.
Click Rasterize Layer.
Now you can delete the gray mask layer.
Unhide pp10 layer.
Move Mask18b on top on this layer.
Highlight Mask18b layer.
Repeat the steps above to create your second mask.
I used these elements:
egg01
egg02
egg03
frame02
Place to your liking.
Open your Close Up tube.
Place this behind frame02.
Place to your liking.
Highlight frame02 layer.
Grab your Magic Wand.
Click inside the frame.
Highlight your CU tube layer.
Go to Select in your tool bar.
Choose Inverse.
Hit the Delete key on your keyboard.
Go back to Select.
Click Deselect.
Now duplicate this layer.
Hide the second tube layer.
Highlight the first tube layer.
Go up to Image in your tool bar.
In the drop down menu
select Adjustments.
Then look for Black & White.
Click it.
Use the default settings and click OK.
Unhide your second CU tube layer.
Click the down arrow in the upper left corner
of your Layer Palette.
It's next to the word Normal.
In the drop down menu,
click Soft Light.
Continue with these elements:
little bunny, resize to 35%
Flip Horizontally.
flower01, resize to 25%
flower02, resize to 25%
flower03, resize to 25%
chain01
bunny crossbones, resize to 75%
metal star02
Open your regular size tube.
Place to your liking.
Place a drop shadow on your layers
except for your Close Up tube layers.
Remember that Black flood filled layer?
Open it now.
It should be your bottom layer.
Grab a soft edged eraser.
Erase around the edges of Mask18a.
Resize your taggie to your liking.
Make a new layer.
Type your name.
I used color fda6dd.
Stroke: Outside, 2, Black
Drop Shadow
Bevel & Emboss
Make another new layer.
Type: Bad Bunny Love
Use the same text effects as your name.
MOST IMPORTANT!!
You must now do this:
Put the artist's name, website, and your license number
of the tube you used on the siggy!!
Add your name (ie: Designed by Your Name) behind this info.
Make sure this info is legible and clearly seen.
Save as PSD to maintain layers.
Then save as PNG, remembering to use a number behind your sig title.
YOU'RE DONE!!
I hope you had fun with this tut!
♥HUGS!♥
*This tut was created by me, Redneck Tuts by Savage.
Any resemblance to any other is purely coincidental.*
Artist: ©Roman Zaric
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- Hi Ya'll! I'm Savage and I'd like to welcome you to Redneck Tuts. These are not your ordinary tuts, as they are geared toward those of us that don't have "working knowledge" of Photoshop or PSP. My tuts are all done in PS. They are designed to show you different techniques that you may not know. I hope you learn something that you can use in your creations in the future. Please, just have fun and put your own spin on these tuts. Be original and shine! Love Ya! ♥
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