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Needing:
Animation Shop
 2 tubes, 1 image, 1 word-art and 2 animations - all made by me.
Filters: FM Tile Tools – Blend Emboss, Penta.com - Jeans, VM Extravaganza – Ray Transmission, VM Distortion – Kaleidoscope,
Xero - Porcelain, Graphics Plus – Cross Shadow  - download here.
  

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



 

Material

 

Winter Magic


 

 

 

1.
File – open new transparent image 800x600.
Put in the material palette the foreground on #b99a99 and the background on white.
Make from the foreground a gradient linear – with this setting.

2.
Selections – select none.
Activate the image disneyland – edit - copy.
Edit – paste in selection.
Selections – select none.

3.
Adjust – blur – Gaussian blur – radius on 25.
Adjust – Hue and Saturation – colorize – with this setting.

4.
Edit – paste as a new layer on the image. (Stays in memory)
Selections – select all.
Selections – float – selections – defloat.

5.
Selections – modify – select selected borders - with this setting.

Layers – new raster layer.
Activate flood fill tool - fill the selection with the gradient linear.

6.
Effects – plug-ins – VM Extravaganza – Ray Transmission – with this setting – click OK.

Effects – plug-ins – FM Tile Tools – Blend Emboss – with this setting- click OK.

7.
Selections – select none.
Effects – 3D Effects – drop shadow – with this setting.

Effects – plug-ins – Xero – Porcelain – with this setting – click OK.

8.
Activate the tube mickeykerst2 – edit - copy.
Edit - paste as a new layer on the image.
Activate move tool and move the tube left on the image – see example.

9.
Effects – 3D Effects – drop shadow – setting is right.
Effects – plug-ins – Xero – Porcelain – setting is right – click OK.

10.
Activate the tube bladbes – edit - copy.
Edit - paste as a new layer on the image.
Set the tube right at the bottom.

11.
Effects – 3D Effects – drop shadow – setting is right.
Image – free rotate – with this setting.

12.
Activate the word-artWinterMagic – edit - copy.
Edit - paste as a new layer on the image.
Set this on a nice place. I've put it in the middle at the bottom.

13.
Activate the bottom layer.
Effects – plug-ins – VM Distortion – Kaleidoscope– with this setting – click OK.

Selections – select all.

14.
Selections – modify – contract 25 pixels.
Selections – invert.
Layers – new raster layer.
Fill the selection with the gradient.

15.
Effects – plug-ins – Graphics Plus – Cross Shadow - all to 50 – click OK.
Effects – plug-ins – Penta.com – Jeans – with this setting – click OK.

Effects – 3D Effects – drop shadow – setting is right.
Selections – select none.

16.
Layers – new raster layer – put your watermark into the image.
Lock in the layer pallet all layers – except the bottom 3.
Make the bottom layer active.

17.
Edit – copy merged.
Open animation shop – edit – paste as a new animation.
Animation – Insert frames – Empty – with this setting.

18.
Open the animation Emmysneeuw .
Edit – select all – edit - copy.
Edit – paste in selected frame.
Place the snow on the image.

19.
Go back to PSP.
Lock the bottom 3 layers and open the other layers.
Edit – copy merged.

20.
Back to AS – paste as a new animation.
Animation – Insert frames – Empty – with this setting.

21.
Edit – select all – edit - copy.
Edit – paste in selected frame.
Place this on the snow – make sure that the frame exactly fits.

22.
Open the animation oldlamp.
Edit – select all – edit - copy.
Edit – paste in selected frame.
Place the lamp right at the top of the snow frame – see example.

23.
Animation – resize format of animation - with this setting.

File – save as– give name – click 3 times at next and than at finish.

 



 

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I hope you like this tutorial.
greetings Emmy

 

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 tutorial written 02-11-2012