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Monday, May 7, 2012
SUPPLIES
NEEDED
TUBE
OF CHOICE: I used the
awesome artwork of
Verymany
found at Pics For Design.
This tube
came with a Close Up.
You must have
a license to use this art.
You
can find this art and get your license HERE.
SCRAPKIT:
Tech Savvy Collab.
This is a set
of five kits (PTU).
The designers
include:
Designs by
Sarah
Pimp'd
Designz
PolkaDot
Scraps
Schnegge's
Scraps
TK Dezigns
You
can find it HERE.
FONT
OF CHOICE: I used
BinnerSCD.
I
used Photoshop for this tut.
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Because
we're using 5 different kits,
I
will refer to the elements like this:
sb-***
= Designs by Sarah kit
pd-***
= Pimp'd Designz kit
PDS-***
= PolkaDot Scraps kit
schn-***=Schnegge's
Scraps
tk-***
= TK Dezigns kit
Open a
canvas, 700x700 pixels.
Open
pd-print02.
Resize to 75%
Place in
upper left corner of canvas.
Duplicate
this layer.
Flip
Horizontally.
Place in
upper right corner of canvas.
Open
sb-frame1.
Center.
Open
PDS-frame3.
Rotate this
slightly.
Place over
sb-frame1.
Open and
place these elements:
sb-flower1
schn-flower03
PDS-laptop
Highlight
your PDS-laptop layer.
Grab your
Magic Wand.
Click inside
the laptop screen.
Highlight
sb-frame1 layer.
Go to Edit in
your tool bar.
Click Cut.
Highlight the
laptop layer again.
Grab the
Magic Wand.
Click inside
the laptop screen.
Highlight
PDS-frame3.
Go to Edit.
Click Cut.
Now we'll
work with the tubes.
Open your
close up tube.
Place this
behind sb-frame1
and on top of
pd-print02.
Move over to
the inside left of sb-frame1.
Use my tag as
a guide for placement.
Duplicate
this layer twice.
Hide layers 2
& 3 for now.
With your
first CU tube layer highlighted,
Grab an
eraser.
Erase all of
the tube layer that goes outside
the inside
part of sb-frame1.
Go to the
upper left corner of your Layer Palette.
Click the
down arrow next to the word Normal.
In the drop
down menu,
Click
Luminosity.
Leave Opacity
set at 100%.
Duplicate
this layer.
With the
duplicated layer highlighted,
Go to the
down arrow again.
This time, in
the drop down menu,
Click Soft
Light.
Opacity: 100%
Open your
regular size tube.
Place this on
top of PDS-laptop.
You may need
to resize your tube.
I resized
mine to 85%.
Position
where you like.
Back to the
CU tube layers.
Highlight the
second CU layer.
Place this to
the right inside of sb-frame1.
This will
overlap the CU tube layer
you just did.
Position to
your liking.
Grab an
eraser.
Erase all
parts of this tube that go
outside the
outer part of sb-frame1.
Go to the
down arrow in your Layer Palette.
In the drop
down menu,
Click Screen.
Opacity: 100%
Highlight
your third CU tube layer.
Position this
inside the laptop screen.
I flipped
this layer Horizontally.
When you have
this layer
positioned
where you like,
Highlight the
laptop layer in the Layer Palette.
Grab your
Magic Wand.
Click inside
the laptop screen.
Highlight
your CU tube layer.
Go to Select
in your tool bar.
Click
Inverse.
Hit the
Delete key on your keyboard.
Go back to
Select.
Click
Deselect.
Go to the
down arrow in your Layer Palette.
In the drop
down menu,
Click
Luminosity.
Leave Opacity
at 100%.
Finish your
tag with these elements:
sb-ribbon2,
resize to 65%
pd-swirl,
resize to 50%
schn-flowerclip,
resize to 40%
tk-element13
sb-facebook
icon
Place a drop
shadow on all layers except:
CU tube
layers
pd-print02
layers
Resize the
tag to your liking.
Make a new
layer.
Type your
name on the taggie.
I used color
3cbcc2.
I used:
Stroke,
Outside, 2, color 11627c
Drop Shadow
Bevel &
Emboss
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,
then PNG.
YOU'RE DONE!!
I hope you
had fun with this tut
and that you
can use this technique
in other
taggies you create!
HUGS!
*This tut was
created by me, Redneck Tuts by Savage.
Any
resemblance to any other is purely coincidental.*
Artist:
©Verymany www.picsfordesign.com
PFD_Savage
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- Savage
- 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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