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Monday, May 31, 2010

Beauty behind the mask




READY TO START?

YOU WILL NEED TO HAVE

A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF PSP AND ANIMATION SHOP (AS).
THANK YOU TO THE TALENTED CREATORS OF MY SUPPLIES

SUPPLIES NEEDED:


You will need a tubes of choice. I'm using the wonderful artwork of Jennifer Janesko. You must by a license to use her work: HERE

Beauty Behind the Mask kit by the talented Tammy of Tammy's Scraps. You can purchase it: HERE


FONT OF CHOICE. I'm using Andalus

FILTERS NEEDED: ALIEN SKIN:GRADIANT GLOW

WRITTEN IN PSP X2

Open new a 600x600 canvas. Flood fill white.

You can choose the same elements or different ones. I chose doodle 1, feather 1, bling 1, mask 1, sparkle trail 2,scalloped paper 1, & set of candles 1.

start by resizing and applying your scalloped paper to 500 and add as a new layer.
Add your tube and a drop shadow.


Add your elements. First the doodle, resize and add behind the paper, duplicate, mirror, and flip. Then the feather, Duplicate, flip, merge down, and then mirror. Add your mask in front of the paper but behind the tube. Then add the set of candles at the bottom and resize to your liking. Add the sparkles on top of the feathers behind the paper (on both sides).


Add your name at the bottom.

Add this drop shadow to the name:



Next add your gradient glow filter to the name:



and again use the same drop shadow as you just did.


Add your copyright information


Remove the white layer, resize it as you see fit, and save as a png file.

I hope you enjoyed this tut!



written by Merrilee Finney

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