Monday, December 10, 2012
Christmas Greetings
For this Tutorial I am
using the work of
This is a PTU Tube
So if you would like to
use this tube
You can find it at
If using this tube make
sure you have the proper licenses.
For the Scrap kit I am
using
SD Christmas 2 Scrap
Kit
You can also find this
kit at
In the FTU Section
You must have a “ADI”
Licenses to use these.
You will need Filter
Eye Candy 6 : Text-
Selections
Eye Candy 3.1
Lets get started ...
Open paper up and copy
I am using paper 10
Paste as new image
Find your frame you
want to use,
I am using frame #1
I have also added tree
#2
Move below the frame.
Highlight paper.
Selections/Select All
Image/Crop to
Selections
Highlight Frame
Magic Wand, Click
inside the frame.
Selections/Modify
Contract by 4
Highlight paper
Invert/delete
Select None
Drop Shadow
Offset
Vertical: 2
Horizontal: -2
Attributes
Opacity: 50
Blur: 2.00
Color: Black
These setting will stay
the same though out this tutorial.
Highlight your tree and
give it the same Drop Shadow
Effects/ 3D Effects
INNER BEVEL
Bevel #2
Width: 10
IMAGE
Smoothness: 21
Depth: 7
Ambience: -37
Shininess: 21
LIGHT
Color: white
Angle: 3
Intensity: 51
Elevation: 51
These setting will stay
the same though out this tutorial.
Add gift #1
Same Drop Shadow &
Inner Bevel
Add your Tube re-size
as needed
Same Drop Shadow &
Inner Bevel
Highlight tree
Effects
Eye Candy 6
Snowdrift
Ground/ Melting
Now let add a greetings
above the frame
Ellipse/Circle
Background Transparent
Foreground width 1
Click on the circle,
Test where you want
your Greeting to be.
Once you have it
centered.
Layers/New Raster Layer
Click the circle, add
your Greetings
Highlight your Vector
Click the +
Hide your circle.
Convert your greetings
to Raster Layer
Drop Shadow
Adjust
Add/Remove Noise
Add Noise
Random : 75 %
Eye Candy 3.1
Glow
Width (pixel) 6%
Opacity 72%
Opacity Drop Off –
Thin
Color – Pick a darker
color
Now new layer and add
you copyright info. and your name.
Merge/Merge Visible
Now
re-size to your liking,
Adjust/Sharpness
Sharpen
Save as a png.
Setting
Colors
DOT . 16.7 Million
Colors (24 Bit)
Transparency
DOT . Alpha channel
transparency
DOT . Existing image or
layer transparency
Format
DOT
. Non-Interlaced
Click
OK
Would love to see your
results.
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This is a nice tag and tut. Thanks for the tag. I love it.
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SassyDebs