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Monday 29 September 2014

PTU Moon Child

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PTU Moon Child

This tutorial was written by me on September 29, 2014.
It was made out of my own creation and any similarity is purely coincidental.
I used PSP X6 but any version would work.

Artist: Amy Brown
I bought this tube at Creative Design Outlet HERE
Do not use this tube unless you have a license.
Scrap Kit: ScrapWDD_IB-AmyBrown-47-2
You can find this kit by WDDesignz at Creative Design Outlet  HERE
Mask: WSL 84  HERE

Let’s start with the mask layer: 
New Raster – 800 X 800.
Open Paper 2.  Open mask (WSL 84) and minimize.
SELECTIONS – SELECT ALL – Copy and paste Paper 2 into selection.
Go to LAYERS – NEW MASK LAYER – FROM IMAGE – SOURCE LUMINANCE - CHECKED – from menu, find WSL 84 – OK.  Duplicate and merge down. 
Re-size 115%.
 
This will be the frame layer:   
Element 6 – C/P and leave it where it lands.  Make sure your frame layer is still highlighted.  Grab your magic wand.  Click in the middle of frame.   
SELECTIONS - MODIFY - EXPAND 8 pixels.
NEW RASTER LAYER - C/Paste into selection Paper 1.  Keep selected.
Now grab the tube you are using.  If you are using the same one as me, grab the tube with the moon now.  C/P and re-size 85%.  Move her up a bit on the paper.
SELECTIONS - INVERT - DELETE - SELECTIONS - INVERT.
Duplicate the tube layer.
ADJUST – BLUR – GAUSSIAN BLUR – RADIUS 25 - OK.
Change BLEND MODE of copy of tube layer to HARD LIGHT and leave the original tube layer on SCREEN.  Reduce OPACITY to 50%.
(see tag for placement)

 Now onto some elements: 
Element 19  - C/P and move to bottom left side of tag.  Make sure this layer is UNDER the frame layer(s).  Duplicate and mirror.
 (see tag for placement)
Element 4 - C/P and leave in the middle of tag.  Make sure this layer is also UNDER the frame layer(s).
(see tag for placement)
Element 26 - C/P and move it up on tag.  Make sure this layer, and all other layer(s), are OVER the frame layer(s).
(see tag for placement)   
Element 7 - C/P and move to bottom right corner of tag.  Duplicate and mirror.
(see tag for placement)
 Element 21 - C/P and re-size 40%.  Move to top middle of frame.
(see tag for placement)
Element 1 - C/P and move to bottom right corner of tag.  Duplicate and mirror.
(see tag for placement)
Element 10 - C/P and re-size 75%.  Move to bottom of frame.
(see tag for placement)
Element 24 - C/P and re-size 75%.  Move to bottom of frame over element 10.
(see tag for placement) 
 
I placed the tube layer(s) here:
If you use the same tube as me, C/P it now.  Mirror and move her to the bottom of frame.  Copy and then move the original under the wordart (element 24) and make sure the copy is over the wordart.  Move to the Element 24 layer - then go to SELECTIONS - SELECT ALL - FLOAT - DE-FLOAT.  
Grab your eraser tool.  Highlight the copy of tube layer.  Erase the leg parts and the right side of her wings, but not the left side.  Leave that so it hangs over the wordart.
(see tag for placement)

Add drop shadow to layers of your choosing.
I've used
V & H 2
Opacity 70
Blur 7
Color Black

 Now you can add name and  © information.  Save as .png and re-size if you wish.
I re-size before I add name and © info and then save.
Let me know what you think of this tutorial.
   

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