Friday, October 23

Red Hearts



Tubes of choice,I am using Zindy,which you can purchase here,do not use unless you have a license to do so.

Template of choice,I am using Poppys template7 from Creative Misfits Creations here. Thank you Poppy!

Mask of choice,I am using AquaRebels mask 4 from Creative Misfits Creations week1 freebies here. Thanks you Aqua Rebel!

Script font of choice.
-This tutorial was written assuming you have working knowledge of PSP-

Dropshadow for tut:
Vertical 7
Horizonal 7
Opacity 63
Blur 9

Open template,we are coloring everything first/highlight background layer/flood fill white.

Highlight bottom frame layer/flood fill color of choice to black area's,I am using #84081f/repeat on top frame layer.

Open a new 700x600 white image/flood fill white/using magicwand/click on all gray on the top frame/paste your white layer we just created into selection(edit)/deselect.

Repeat on bottom frame layer where you can see.

Pop up the white layer we just created/flood fill color of choice,I used #5a0e10/edit/copy/minimize.

Highlight bow layer/adjusr/color channel/click on red green blue selection: red% -5 Green -50% Blue -50%/ok.

Click inside the heart/flood fill same color we used for frames/dropdhadow.
Repeat for large heart.

Highlight very bottom white raster1 layer/layers/new raster layer/flood fill with color of choice,I am using #84081f/right click/new mask layer/from image/select mask/ok/layers/merge/merge visible/position.

Highlight white background layer/selections/select all/float/defloat/paste tubes of choice/position/selections/invert/delete/deselect/dropshadow.
Add dropshadow to top and bottom frame layers.

Layers/merge/merge visible.

Image/resize all layers 22%.

Add copyrights.

Add name.

For my name I used #84081f for fill/black on foreground.

Save.(make sure to rename Poppys template and save as a jpg).
Hope you enjoyed my tut,would love to see your results.

Hugs,Mary

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