To create this set you will need: A Tube and a Close-up I used art by Dirk Richter Tubes and License available from CDO Crescent Moon Filters - Warm Cloth
Ready? Let's Begin! Choose a medium color from your Tube for your FG Make your BG black or a very dark color from your Tube
New Image - 600x250 Fill with your Color Effects - Texture Effects - Weave 1, 2, 1 - Fill checked - Weave and Gap white Duplicate this Layer twice for a total of three Layers On the Top Layer Crescent Moon - Warm Cloth
Use the Warm Cloth on the other two Layers Move the Horizontal Spacing to 45 for the Middle Layer and 55 for the Bottom one
Select the Top Layer New Layer - Selection Tool Custom Selection Fill with black (or your very dark color) Deselect Duplicate - Flip - Merge Down Drop Shadow - 0, 0, 68 and 5
Select the Top Warm Cloth Layer Custom Selection
Selections - Invert Promote Selection to Layer
Select the Top Warm Cloth Layer again Copy your Close-up and Paste as a new Layer Place as desired and change the Blend Mode to one that looks good to you I used Hard Light for the above example I used Luminance for the one below
Select the Top Layer Copy your Tube and Paste as a new Layer Place as desired and give it a blurry drop shadow
Crop your Tag
New Layer - Send to Top Fill with color of choice Select All - Contract 2 - Delete - Deselect Drop Shadow - 0, 0, 68 and 5
Add your Name, CR info and License#
Animation Fire up Animation Shop (AS) In PSP - Copy Merged In AS - Paste as a New Animation Back in PSP Hide the Top Warm Cloth Layer Copy Merged In AS - Paste after Current Frame Back in PSP Hide the Middle Warm Cloth Layer Copy Merged In AS - Paste after Current Frame Edit - Select All - Animation - Frame Properties Change the number to 15 View - Animation to make sure you did it right ;) Save as a gif and you're done!
Sample Sets:
Another Example with art by Jennifer Janesko who's art is also licensed by CDO
If you try any of my Tutorials I would love to see what you made! Please leave a link in the comments section on my Blog
Tutorial Idea, Tags/Avis ©Shirley Franklin www.shirleyswebworks.com
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