This lesson was created in PSP 12, but it can also be made in other versions.

The colors can vary greatly depending on the PSP you are using. . .
 

Marion translated into English

Pinuccia translated this lesson into French

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Gerrie has used the following filters

Greg’s Factory Output Vol.II
 
Filter Unlimited 2.0 Buttons&Frames

 
Materials
 
 

The tube(S) come from Jen Aclis.

If there is a tube of yours, please let me know so I can add your name.

Thanks to all the tube makers and creators for making these wonderful tubes.

Please leave the watermark on the tube intact.

Copyright belongs to the original artist

Give credit to the creator

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Note: When working with your own colors-

play with the blend mode and/or opacity at your own discretion.

If you use your own images and/or tubes, make them the same size!
 


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Step 1
In your tube, find a light color for the foreground and a dark color for the background.

Gerrie's color choice:

Material Properties - Set your Foreground color to color #dbcfd3 - Set your Background color to color#80434c

Step 2

File - Open a new transparent image of this size: 650 x 550 pixels

Step 3
Selections - Select All

Step 4
Activate your background Ger

Edit - Copy

You can color it in if you want
Adjust - Hue and Saturation - Colorize

This is only an example


 

Step 5
Edit - Copy - Activate your work - Edit - Paste into selection

Step 6
Layers - Properties - Reduce the opacity of this layer to 50%

Step 7
Layers - Merge - Merge All (flatten)

Step 8
Layers - New raster layer

Step 9
Selections - Select All

Step 10
Activate the background - Achtergrondje roses - Edit - Copy

Step 11
Edit - Copy - Activate your work - Edit - Paste into selection

Step 12
Selections - Select none

Step 13
Layers - Properties - Set the Blend Mode to Multiply

Which option is the best fit for you?

Step 14
Activate the tube  - template-rose - Edit - Copy

Step 15
Activate your work - Edit - Paste as new layer ( do not move)

Step 16
Layers - Properties - Set the Blend Mode to Soft Light
Reduce the opacity of this layer to 60%

Step 17
Activate your accent tube - aclis_astronomical_clock
Edit - Copy

Step 18
Activate your work - Edit - Paste as new layer

Step 19
Layers - Properties - Set the Blend Mode to Screen

Step 20
Layers - Duplicate

Step 21
Layers - Merge - Merge Down
Move the tube slightly to the right (See finished image )

Step 22
Layers - Properties - Reduce the opacity of this layer to 60%

Step 23
Effects - 3D - Effects-Drop Shadow with these settings:

 

Step 24
Activate the tube   -Jen_Popjes3_29-08-2009
 Edit - Copy

Step 25
Activate your work - Edit - Paste as new layer
Put the tube on the left side

Step 26
Effects - 3D - Effects - Drop shadow settings are still correct

Step 27
Layers - New raster layer - Add your watermark

Step 28
Image - Add borders - Symmetric checked - 1 pixel - Foreground color #dbcfd3

Image - Add borders - Symmetric checked - 25 pixels - Background color #80434c

Step 29
Activate your Magic Wand - Tolerance at 1 and Feather at 0

Select the 25-pixel border.

 

Step 30
Replace your foreground color with a foreground/background linear gradient

configured like this.


 

Step 30
Activate Flood Fill Tool- Flood fill the selection with the gradient

Step 31
Effects - Plugins -Greg's Factory Output Vol,II - Poolshadow -using the default settings
 

Step 32
Effects - Plugins - Filter in Unlimited2.0 - Buttons&Frames - Glass Frame 1 - using the default settings

 

Step 33
Selections - Select none


Step 34
For the Gallery

Image - Resize to 800 pixels - Resize all layers checked.

Step 35
File - Export - JPG - Give a name and save your image.
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Please do not use images larger than 800 px

 

This lesson was written by Gerrie on April 10, 2010.

This lesson is and remains the property of Gerrie.

It is forbidden to copy or distribute it without my written permission.

All my lessons are my own .... so any similarity is purely coincidental.

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