Saturday, April 14, 2012
Cherished
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This tutorial was written by Brunette on April 14th 2012.
Any similarity to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.
Do not copy and paste my tutorials or claim as your own you may link to them for group challenges.
What you'll need:
You'll need a tube of choice I am using the awesome art of Ronnie Werner. You can purchase his art for signature tags at Up Your Art HERE.
Be sure to check out all the other great artists there!
Fonts of choice - I am using a pixel font for the copyright and Simply Glamorous for the name.
A gorgeous FTU kit by Cinnamon Scraps called Cherished which you can download HERE.
Mask of choice - mine is from weescottlass creations which you can find HERE.
I used mask number 219 you'll see on the right side they are bundled in bulk downloads :)
Ready?
Let's get started!
Open up a 600X600 blank canvas.
From the kit open up frame 5 copy and paste it as a new layer onto your canvas, re-size it so it fits nicely. Now go to Selections-Select all-Float-Defloat then modify and expand by 2 add a new layer and flood fill it with a color of choice I used white. Move it down below the frame layer and add some noise go to adjust-add/remove noise and add noise I used 50% with Uniform and Monochrome checked.
This tutorial was written by Brunette on April 14th 2012.
Any similarity to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.
Do not copy and paste my tutorials or claim as your own you may link to them for group challenges.
What you'll need:
You'll need a tube of choice I am using the awesome art of Ronnie Werner. You can purchase his art for signature tags at Up Your Art HERE.
Be sure to check out all the other great artists there!
Fonts of choice - I am using a pixel font for the copyright and Simply Glamorous for the name.
A gorgeous FTU kit by Cinnamon Scraps called Cherished which you can download HERE.
Mask of choice - mine is from weescottlass creations which you can find HERE.
I used mask number 219 you'll see on the right side they are bundled in bulk downloads :)
Ready?
Let's get started!
Open up a 600X600 blank canvas.
From the kit open up frame 5 copy and paste it as a new layer onto your canvas, re-size it so it fits nicely. Now go to Selections-Select all-Float-Defloat then modify and expand by 2 add a new layer and flood fill it with a color of choice I used white. Move it down below the frame layer and add some noise go to adjust-add/remove noise and add noise I used 50% with Uniform and Monochrome checked.
Now take your magic wand tool making sure its set on add(shift) and click inside your frame which would be the layer you just finished with then go to selections-modify- expand by 3 then open up a paper of choice I used paper 9 from the kit, add a new layer then paste it INTO the selection you'll see that choice when you right click to past but DO NOT deslect yet. If the tube you're using comes with a close up then copy and paste it over this layer then to go selections-invert and hit delete. Change the blend mode to soft light duplicate it a few times so it shows up but lightly.
Now take another paper copy and paste it as a new layer but move it below the frame layers I used paper 10 from the kit then add your mask. I duplicated my mask layer then changed the blend mode of the copy to overlay just to make it show up a little bit more.
Copy and paste your tube as a new layer. I duplicated mine changed the blend mode to overly and lowered the opacity to about 80 then added a Gaussian Blur of 3. You can find this under adjust-blur-gaussian blur.
In your font of choice add your name then add some noise to it same settings as done above.
Also add a drop shadow I used
H 2
V 2
Opacity 45
Blur 4.00
Color Black
Finally add your copyright and license number if applicable save as png or jpeg whichever you prefer and we're done!
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and found it easy to follow.
I would LOVE to see your results to any tutorials that you do, you can email results to me or post them on my page on facebook if you have a facebook account.
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