Written by ©Daiva C.
Jan. 21, 2010
Released April 24, 2010
This tutorial is my own
creation, any similarities
to any other tutorial are
purely accidental and not
intentional.
This tutorial is intended
for non-profit use only.
I hold the copyright to it.
Please do not copy,
translate, script, rip or
claim it as your own.
You may share it but do
NOT upload it to any
website, storage site or
group files without my
written consent.
Thank you.
Written for PSP X2
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies:
92MaskkelsWWA.jpg
arab-makeup04-tube-
colombe.pspimage
Autumn_Elegance_
DanhuiNai_JG.
pspimage
Tri-Diamond-Divider.
pspimage
Wood-1.jpg
Wood-2.jpg
Supplies Available (Here)
and (Here)
Preparation:
Unzip supplies
Save 92MaskkelsWWA.
jpg to your PSP Mask
Folder
Open remaining
supplies in PSP,
Minimize
Performance Notes:
All settings will remain
the same unless new or
revised ones are given
1. File > New
Settings:
Width = 700 pixels
Height = 500 pixels
Raster Background =
Checked
Transparent = Checked
2. Selections > Select
All
3. Activate Wood-2.jpg
4. Edit > Copy
Minimize
5. Back to Workspace
6. Edit > Paste Into
Selection
7. Layers > New Raster
Layer
8. Activate Wood-1.jpg
9. Edit > Copy
Close
10. Back to Workspace
11. Edit > Paste Into
Selection
12. Selections > Select
None
13. Layers > Load/Save
Mask > Load Mask From
Disk
Settings:
92MaskkelsWWA.jpg
Source luminance = Checked
Fit to canvas
Invert transparency = Not
Checked
Hide all mask = Checked
14. Layers > Merge > Merge
Group
15. Effects > 3D Effects >
Drop Shadow
Settings:
Default
16. Effects > 3D Effects >
Drop Shadow
Settings:
Vertical = -10 (Minus)
Horizontal = -10 (Minus)
17. Tool Bar
Selection Tool
Settings:
Selection mode = Rectangle
Mode = Add(Shift)
Feather = 0
Anti-alias = Checked
18. Draw a rectangle
around mask using your
drop shadow as a guide
19. Effects > 3D Effects >
Inner Bevel
Settings:
Bevel = 2
Width = 10
Smoothness = 55
Depth = 26
Ambience = -14 (Minus)
Shininess = 10
Color = White
Angle = 315
Intensity = 30
Elevation = 88
20. Selections > Select
None
21. Activate arab-makeup
04-tube-colombe.pspimage
22. Edit > Copy
Close
23. Back to Workspace
24. Edit > Paste As New
Layer
25. Layers > Duplicate
26. Layers > Merge > Merge
Down
27. Layers > Duplicate
28. Layers > Merge > Merge
Down
29. Activate Tri-Diamond-
Divider.pspimage
30. Edit > Copy
Close
31. Back to workspace
32. Edit > Paste As New
Layer
33. Move Tool
Move to upper left
of arab-make
up04-tube-colombe.
pspimage
Placing them in the
grooves of the mask
34. Layers > Arrange > Move
Down
35. Layers > Duplicate
36. Image > Flip
37. Image > Mirror
38. Move Tool
Move a little to
the right
39. Activate Autumn_
Elegance_DanhuiNai_JG.psp
image
40. Edit > Copy
Close
41. Layers Palette
Highlight Top Layer
42. Back to Workspace
43. Edit > Paste As New
Layer
44. Move Tool
Move to lower left corner
45. Layers > Arrange > Move
Down
46. Layers > Duplicate
47. Image > Mirror
48. Move Tool
Move to upper right corner
49. Layers Palette
Settings:
Opacity = 32
50. Image > Add Borders
Settings:
Symmetric = Checked
Size in pixels = 2
Color = Black
51. Image > Add Borders
Settings:
Size in pixels = 20
Color = White
52. Magic Wand Tool
Settings:
Mode = Add/Shift
Match mode = RGB
Value
Tolerance = 0
Use all layers = Not
Checked
Contiguous = Checked
Feather = 0
Anti-alias = Checked
Outside
Select Border
53. Activate Wood-2.jpg
54. Edit > Copy
Close
55. Back to Workspace
56. Edit > Paste Into
Selection
57. Effects > 3D Effects >
Drop Shadow
Settings:
Vertical = 5
Horizontal = 5
58. Effects > 3D Effects >
Drop Shadow
Settings:
Vertical = -5 (Minus)
Horizontal = -5 (Minus)
59. Selections > Select
None
60. Image > Add Borders
Settings:
Size in pixels = 2
Color = Black
61. Image > Resize
Settings:
To Your Liking
62. Layers > New Raster
Layer
63. Add Watermark
64. File > Export > JPEG
Optimizer
Settings:
Set compression value
to 20
I'd like to thank the testers from
for testing this tutorial for me
and making it the best it can be.
They are: Alicia, Charo, Janet,
Karen, Nahdiyyah, Phyllis, Shirley,
Shorty, and Wendy
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I hope you have enjoyed my
tutorial, as much as I enjoyed
writing it
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