Artwork ©Elias Chatzoudis
In order to use his art you must purchase a license and his tubes at MyPSPTubes
Font : Island of Misfit Toys (incl. in the supplies)
Supplies: Zipper and circles made by me (do not share) and the font with TOU textfile here
Filters:
Simple Filters / Blintz Tile here
Enki`s Filters / Wallpaper Deluxe here
Xero / Porcelain here
Nik Software / Color Efex Pro 3.0 (you don`t need if you use my circles) here
Alien Skin Exposure / Black and White Film (can be made with Photo effects /Black and white film too) here
Alien Skin / Eye Candy 5 / Impact / Perspective Shadow (can be made with drop shadow too) here
AAA Frames here
The tutorial was made with PSP X and Jasc Animation Shop
At the bottom of the page you can see more examples
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1.) Open a new raster layer 600x250 pixel and pick 2 colors (1 lighter and 1 darker) from your tube, set 1 to foreground and 1 to background / switch to gradient
2.) Floodfill your raster layer / Effects / Enk`s Filters / Wallpaper Deluxe
3.) Effects / Edge Effects / Enhance
4.) Copy and paste your closeup as new raster layer, move to the right side and lower the opacity to 50%
5.) Hover the mouse over the corners of your canvas and when you see the symbol in the screenshot below, drag them outside
6.) If you want to use my circles (colorize to match your tag), then keep going with step 9
7.) Set your background to the gradient / foreground none / Ellipse Tool
8.) Convert to raster layer / Effects / Nik Software / Color Efex Pro
9.) Effects / Xero / Porcelain
10.) Effects / Alien Skin Eye Candy 5 / Impact / Perspective Shadow
11.) Rectangle Tool / foreground none / background the dark color from your gradient / draw an overlapping rectangle
12.) Convert to raster layer / Selection / select all / float / defloat
13.) Effects / Simple / Blintz , repeat this filter (if you followed the steps before, you should have a triangle in the middle now) / deselect
14.) Effects / Texture Effects / Blinds
15.) Effects / Distortions Effects / Wave
16.) Effects / Drop Shadow
17.) Lower the opacity to 60-70 % or you can play with the blending options / for placement look at my example
18.) Add your tube to the left side and apply same Perspective Shadow as before
19.) Merge visible / duplicate and at the bottom one / Effects / Alien Skin Exposure / Black and White Film
20.) Highlight your top layer and copy and paste my zipper , resize / rotate and place it to your liking
21.) Add drop shadow as before and sharpen
22.) Take your Lasso Tool / point to point / Mode: Add / Antialias checked and go arround the corners of the zipper
23.) Highlight the layer below the zipper and hit the delete button on your keyboard
24.) Merge all visible / Effects / AAA Frames / Foto frame
25.) Add the artist copyright and your license
26.) Text Tool / open the supplied font with double click on it, minimize / in your drop down menu you should see the font "Island of Misfit Toys" now
27.) Type your name / convert to raster layer / add drop shadow / Adjust / Sharpness / Unsharp mask
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Animation
1.) Copy and paste the name layer as new animation to Animation Shop (AS)
2.) Effect / Insert Image Effect
3.) Copy and Paste your tag as new animation to AS (without the name layer)
4.) Hold down Ctrl and hit "L" on your keyboard till you have 6 frames
5.) Highlight your name frames / Edit / Select all / Edit / Copy
6.) Highlight your tag frames / Edit / Select all / Edit / Paste into selected frames
We want to have a smooth fading, so ......
7.) Edit / Select all / Edit / Copy and paste as new animation
8.) Edit / Select all / Animation / Reverse Frames
9.) Edit / Copy
10.) Highlight the other file / Edit / Select none / click on the last frame / Edit / paste after current frame
11.) You should have 12 frames now / highlight the first frame / right click and set frame properties to 100
12.) In your AS / View / Animation and save as .....gif
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This tutorial was written 7th of august 2009 and the copyright is mine
Thank you for this tut :D
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