For this tutorial you will need the following:
Paint Shop Pro, I am using PSP X, you should be able to use any version.
Tube of choice, I am using the artwork of Juicy Bits which you need a license to use. You can get HERE.
Scrap kit of choice. I am using Vinyl Vixen which I purchased at AMI but you can now purchase through Juicy Bits store.
Font of choice, I am using Reisling, Rockwell Extra Bold, and Scriptina
Plugins: Tramages Tow the Line
Just remember that my choices of papers and elements is just a suggestion, change it up and make it yours! You don't have to follow mine exactly.
Let's get started!
Open a new 600 x 600 canvas flood fill with white.
Open frame 2, copy and paste as a new layer, resize by 75%.
Take your selection tool set on rectangle and draw out a rectangle covering most of the frame. You want to go over to where it's mostly solid so that when we fill it with a paper, you don't have little white spots showing in the middle of the furry parts of the frame. Selections, invert.
Open paper 7, resize by 75% twice, copy and paste as a new layer, click the delete button on your keyboard.
Open your tube, copy and paste as a new layer, duplicate, on the original layer, erase the bits that hang over your frame, deselect, add a drop shadow.
Unhide the top layer and erase the bits that hang over the frame. You don't have to be careful, because you have the bottom tube showing through.
Open the journal tag element, copy and paste as a new layer, drag it down just above your white background. Adjust blur, gaussian by 20.
Apply Tramages tow the line, default settings. Change the opacity to about 55%.
Open one of the panties elements, resize by 35%, copy and paste as a new layer, rotate to the left by about 30 and drag to the bottom right corner. Add a drop shadow.
Open doodle 1, copy and paste as a new layer, resize by about 60% drag to the bottom just above your layer you applied the tramages to.
Open one of the bottle caps, resize by 25% copy and paste as a new layer, drag to bottom right corner, add drop shadow.
Add text and copyright info.
Crop, resize, save and you're done!
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Don't Get Your Panties
For this tutorial you will need the following:
Paint Shop Pro, I am using PSP X, you should be able to use any version.
Tube of choice, I am using the artwork of Juicy Bits which you need a license to use. You can get HERE.
Scrap kit of choice. I am using Vinyl Vixen which I purchased at AMI but you can now purchase through Juicy Bits store.
Font of choice, I am using Reisling, Rockwell Extra Bold, and Scriptina
Plugins: Tramages Tow the Line
Just remember that my choices of papers and elements is just a suggestion, change it up and make it yours! You don't have to follow mine exactly.
Let's get started!
Open a new 600 x 600 canvas flood fill with white.
Open frame 2, copy and paste as a new layer, resize by 75%.
Take your selection tool set on rectangle and draw out a rectangle covering most of the frame. You want to go over to where it's mostly solid so that when we fill it with a paper, you don't have little white spots showing in the middle of the furry parts of the frame. Selections, invert.
Open paper 7, resize by 75% twice, copy and paste as a new layer, click the delete button on your keyboard.
Open your tube, copy and paste as a new layer, duplicate, on the original layer, erase the bits that hang over your frame, deselect, add a drop shadow.
Unhide the top layer and erase the bits that hang over the frame. You don't have to be careful, because you have the bottom tube showing through.
Open the journal tag element, copy and paste as a new layer, drag it down just above your white background. Adjust blur, gaussian by 20.
Apply Tramages tow the line, default settings. Change the opacity to about 55%.
Open one of the panties elements, resize by 35%, copy and paste as a new layer, rotate to the left by about 30 and drag to the bottom right corner. Add a drop shadow.
Open doodle 1, copy and paste as a new layer, resize by about 60% drag to the bottom just above your layer you applied the tramages to.
Open one of the bottle caps, resize by 25% copy and paste as a new layer, drag to bottom right corner, add drop shadow.
Add text and copyright info.
Crop, resize, save and you're done!
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