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Needing:
4 tubes - all made by me.

1 image unknown.
Filters:
FM Tile Tools – Blend Emboss, L en K Landsiteofwonders – Frederick’s, L en K Landsiteofwonders - Maxime - download here.
  

Before you begins.......
Open the tubes, image in PSP,
put the plug-in in the folder plug-ins




 

Material

 

Tangled


 

 

 

1.
File – open new transparent image 800x600.
Set in the material palette the foreground on
#495d51 and the background on #7a4e35.

2.
Activate flood fill tool – and fill the layer with the foreground color.
Selections – select all.

3.
Layers - new raster layer
Activate the image tangledcastle – edit - copy.
Edit - paste in selection.
Selections – select none.

4.
Put in your Layer palette the blend mode of this layer to luminance (Legacy).
Set the opacity to 57.
Effects – plug-ins - FM Tile Tools – Blend Emboss – with this setting - click Apply.

Repeat the Blend Emboss – with this setting - click OK.

5.
Activate the misted tube tangled10 – edit - copy.
Edit - paste as a new layer on the image.
Image – resize 75% - all layers not checked.
Activate move tool – and move the tube in the right upper corner.
Set in the layer palette the opacity to 60.

6.
Activate the misted tube tangled12 – edit - copy.
Edit - paste as a new layer on the image.
Image – resize 85% - all layers not checked.
Image – mirror.
Move the tube with the move tool right at the bottom.
Set in the layer palette the opacity to 75.

7.
Activate the tube tangled3 - edit - copy.
Edit - paste as a new layer on the image.
Move the tube with the move tool left at the top – see example.
Put in your Layer palette the blend mode of this layer to luminance (Legay).

8.
Activate the tube tangled1 - edit - copy.
Edit - paste as a new layer on the image.
Move the tube left at the bottom about 100 pixels from the side.
Effects – 3D Effects – drop shadow – with this setting.

9.
Layers – new raster layer – put our watermark into the image.
Layers – merge – merge all.
Image – resize 85% - all layers checked.

10.
Image – add border – symmetric not checked – with this setting.

Make from the foreground a gradient linear – with this setting.

11.
Activate the magic wand – with settings below – select the brown squares.
Fill the selection with the gradient linear.

12.
Effects – plug-ins – L en k Landsiteofwonders – Frederick’s – with this setting - click OK.

Effects – Edge effects – enhance.
In the layer palette – Promote selection to layer.
Image – mirror.

13.
Effects – Edge effects – enhance.
Set the opacity of this layer to 50.
Make the bottom layer active.
Effects – Edge effects – enhance.
Selections – select none.

14.
Make the top layer active.
Layers – merge - merge down.

15.
Image – add border – symmetric checked – 4 pixels - background color.
Select with the magic wand – setting is right – the brown border.
Effects – 3D Effects – Inner Bevel – with this setting.

16.
Image – add border – symmetric checked – 25 pixels - foreground color.
Select with the magic wand – setting is right – the green border.
Effects – plug-ins – L en KLandsitesofwonders – Maxime – with this setting - click OK.

Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel - setting is right.

17.
Image – add border – symmetric checked – 4 pixels - background color.
Finally we go pulling 2 stripes.

18.
Layers – new raster layer.
Go to pen tool – with this setting below – width to 7.00.

Turn in your Layer palette the colors, so the foreground is brown.
Lock the background color.

19.
Pull from this point to the bottom-see below.
For the start-left click with your mouse-for finishing-double click with your mouse.

  

Do this also to the other side.
Effects – 3D Effects – Inner Bevel – setting is right.

20.
Layers – merge - merge all.
Image – resize 85% - all layers checked.
File – export – JPEG Optimizer.

 



 

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tutorial written 26-10-2012