Hi all I will be back to PSP and scraps VERY VERY soon!
Missed you all very much sorry it has been so long!
Terms Of Use
by me, Any resemblance to other tutorials
on the net is purely coincidental
I do not claim any Copyrights to the
techniques, Filters, etc... that maybe
used in these tutorials, Proper
credit given when available.
This may or may not be the
same way everyone else does things
this is only how I make Mine.
Yes you may share my tutorials
But please Direct link to my site
Please do not send my tutorials By
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Thank you and Enjoy The Tutorials!
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Friday, February 27, 2009
4 Tagger Size Papers Made EZ
For this Tutorial we will be using
only PSP and the filters that come with it!
NO Outside Filters are used for this tut and
no supplies are needed
This Tutorial was Written By me on 01/27/09 in PSP V9
any resemblance to any other on the internet is
simply a Coincidence
I also do not claim any rights to the "techniques"
used in this tutorial
Feel Free to share my tutorials with others please
do not copy and claim as your own
1. ) Open a New Image 800x800,
Decide on 3-4 Colors you would like for your kit
I am using 4 Colors:
#497177
#27aabd
#75d8e7
#dbf5f9
2.) We will make this first paper a simple texture
Flood Fill with one of the colors you have Chosen,
I am Using #497177,
1st go to effects/Texure Effects/Blinds:
SETTINGS:
The Go to effects/Texture Effects/Texture
SETTINGS:
** Feel Free to play around with the textures till you find something
Last rename this layer "Paper 1"
2). Add a New Raster Layer and Flood Fill with Color of Choice
I am Using : #27aabd
Ok Lets make this one a Striped Paper
Select your Pen tool
and Set your Forground to color of choice
( I am using #75d8e7 )
and your background to null
and use these settings (or Feel free to play around with Settings)
Ok, you may want to zoom out a bit
starting at around 50-100 pixels Draw a Straight Line
from the Top of your Paper to the Bottom
go to layers/convert to raster layer
then edit/copy Then edit/paste/as a new selection
and place where you would like the Stripes to be
repeat as needed then Layers/ Merge/Merge Down
you should now have something similar to mine
Ok, back to your Pen tool Changing your Foreground color
I am using #dbf5f9 and the Line Width to 15.00
and repeat as stated above filling in more stripes :o)
Layers/Merge/Merge down
Then Rename this Layer "Paper 2"
Should Look something Like this
* I also Add the Same Texture to this as I did for Paper 1
3.) Ok Lets make this one a Plaid Paper
Duplicate Paper 2 Layer 2 times
working on the top layer go to image/Rotate/Free Rotate
settings:
then Lower the Opacity of this layer to about 60%
Layers/Merge/Merge Down
Rename this Layer Paper 3
Paper 3 should Look Something Like this:
4. Ok for the last one let make a retro looking paper
add a New Layer fill with color I am Using #dbf5f9
then select you preset shapes tool change your forground to
color of choice and background to null settings:
then Draw some Random Shapes changing colors and Line width as need
till you like what you see then Convert to raster layer
layers/merge/merge down
Rename Layer to Paper 4
this is how mine looks:
*Note again I added the same texture
5.) You Should Now have 4 Layers Named
Paper1, Paper 2, Paper 3 and Paper 4
Ok then you can save each Paper individually in .png or jpg
or leave as it is and save as an psp image :o)
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial!
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Misted Tubes Made Easy
Misted Tubes Made Easy
This tutorial was Written on June 4, 2008 By Peachy Keen Designs
Any similarity to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.
Please feel free to print it out for your own personal use
but please do not claim it as your own.
All materials and tubes used are copyright to their respective owners
and will be credited accordingly.
Ok bare with me here this is my first tut in a LONG LONG Time lol
This is the Technique I Use, This does not mean this is the only way
nor does it mean that its the best way, nor does it mean i invented the
Misting Technique, This is simply the way I do my mists.
also i would like to mention that this tutorial is to be used
a guide feel free to play and experment with your own settings
OK here we go
Supplies Needed:
Image of Choice
I am using a photo from: http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/
Paint shop Pro
(I am using Version 9, But should be able to do in other versions as well)
100% Optional Plugin: Xero - Porcelain (Freeware filter)
(xero : filter set 1 )
Ok Open the image in PSP
Press "Shift & D" Keys on keyboard to Duplicate the image
and Close out the original.
Working on your Dupilcated image
go to layers/Promote Background Layer
Select Your Free Hand Selection Tool (The Little Lasso)
Settings:
Selection Type: Point to Point | Mode : Add (Shift) | Feather: 0 | Smoothing 0 | Anti-alias - Unchecked
Zoom in Close and "Outline" the part you would like to mist
In My Image I am Misting the Monkey so
I will Outline him with my Free hand selection tool
I General try to get as close to the "main" image as possible
But this will vary depending on the image and Subject being misted
Below is an example of how mine looks
Keep Selected and go to
Selections/modify/Feather
Settings: Numer of Pixels : between 25 - 35
Keep selected
Selection/ Invert
Then Hit the Delete key once on your computer
Slection/select none
Ok Now you can save it like this as psp image or png
or you can do the following 1 or 2 of OPTIONAL Techniques
Got Adjust/Digital Camera Noise Removal
Settings:
Again you can save as is or continue with the following step
effects/xero/Porcelain
Settings:
Save and your done!
Finished result:
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