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Garden
Sarah's original Dutch tutorial can be viewed here.
MATERIALS NEEDED:
Download the
supplies here.
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FILTERS NEEDED:
Cybia Screenworks :
download here
( you can also use
Screenworks - Dot Screen for the same effect)
FM Tile Tools
Download the filters
here
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NOTE:
The tutorial was
written for PSP X.
The tubes might not
be visible if it's not
converted for PSP X.
The brushes in the
zip file can be imported into PSP X
or new ones made
from the included image.
Save the brushes in
your Brush folder if you don't import them.
Open all the tubes
in PSP.
Change your
foreground color to #726a6a and
your background
color to #e2dad7.
Okay, we're ready to
begin :)
1.Open a new
transparent image, size 550 x550 px.
Fill with the
background color #e2dad7
2.Effects -- Filter
Effects -- Cybia -- Screenworks.
Apply with these
settings.
OR
apply the standard
Screenworks --Dot Screen filter.
3.Selections --
Select All.
Selections -- Modify
-- Contract by 30px.
4. Layers -- New
Raster Layer.
Fill with the
foreground color #726a6a.
5.Selections --
Select None ( Ctrl +D).
6. Open the 'old west'-
tube.
Copy and paste as a
new layer onto the canvas.
Change the opacity
of this layer to 50%
in your Layers
palette.
Drag it to the top
so that it touches the edge of layer 2 slightly.
7. Effects -- Filter
Effects -- FM Tile Tools -- Blend Emboss.
Apply with the
standard settings.
8. Activate your
Brush tool.
Find the '@garden sarah11'-brush.
Apply it with the
background color #e2dad7
below the garden
tube so that the
foreground color is
completely covered.
If the brush isn't
working, use the image included in the zip file.
Copy and paste it
onto the canvas as a new layer then.
Drag it into place
so that the foreground color is
completely covered
as with the brush.
This step might have
to be repeated a few times to get
everything covered.
Duplicate this layer
and position it in such a way
that everything is
covered.
9. Open the tube of
the Chinese lady.
Copy and paste as a
new layer onto the canvas.
Position it to the
left so that the parasole touches
the edge of the
image as seen
in the example.
10.Open
the ' tekstgarden' -image.
Copy and paste as a
new layer onto the canvas.
Position it with the
Mover tool to the bottom right.
11. Add your
watermark.
12.Merge all layers.
13.Selections --
Select All.
Selections - Modify
-- Contract by 10px.
14. Selections --
Modify -- Select Selection Borders.
Apply with these
settings:
15. Fill the
selected border with the foreground color #726a6a.
Selections -- Select
None ( Ctrl+D).
Your blend tag is
finished :)
You are welcome to
email
your results to Sarah.
If you have fun with
her tutorials, she would like you
to write a message
in her
guestbook as well.
©Sarahdesign
nov 2005
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