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Friends by Chance
New Image 600 x 600 Open PP10 of the kit by Babette - Beauty Naturally Edit/Copy and Paste as a new layer on your canvas Open my mask (lh_mask1) that is provided in my supplies Go to Layers - Load Mask from image with the settings below
Merge group Open the Frame provided in the kit - Copy and paste as new layer on your canvas I colorized the frame Open the stars that I made Now merge this layer down so you will only have one star layer Rename this layer - stars Open your tube - Copy and paste as new layer I added a drop shadow to my tube with these settings Apply the drop shadow again, but this time - use Vertical -1 Horizontal -1 Open the Butterfly - Copy and paste as new layer on your canvas I did add a drop shadow to the butterfly using the same settings as on my tube Duplicate your butterfly - Image resize 80 percent - Mirror Image - Free Rotate - Left at 15 degrees Open Bow 1 Open the word art Add your name - I used the font Ashley which I have included in my supplies
Also remember to add your watermark and all copyright information! Almost done - Now if you want to animate
Animation Go to the layer that we named Stars Let's apply the Constellation plug in with these settings Copy merged - Open up AS and paste as new animation Okay, back to your PSP - Go to Edit and undo the Constellation Go back to your plug-in Constellation and hit Random seed Copy Merged - back to AS and Paste after current frame Repeat this one more time until you have 3 frames Still in AS - Open the file Roses.mng which I included with my supplies Make sure that all frames are selected - Edit/Select All Also be sure that all frames of your newly created tag are selected On the roses file, drag the first frame down to your tag and place on the left side I did leave the frame properties display time at 10 You are done..I hope you have learned something along the way and enjoyed doing my tutorial! If you have any questions, please free feel to email me
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