Foreground
style pattern.
Make sure you opened MD-purple-warp.jpg in PSP go
find it in your patterns, (mostly it's somewhere in top).
Background color = black(#000000).
Fill your image with this pattern.
Open your tube or picture and copy. Edit > Paste > Paste as a new layer.
If it's to big, resize and then copy and
paste. Effects > Sharpen > Sharpen
(if necessary).
If you got your flowers on your
image:
Colors > Negative.
Effects > 3D effects >
Drop shadow:
Repeat with Vertical and
Horizontal at -2.
Image > Add borders > 15
Pixels.
Click yes to the warning screen merge.
If you did use another picture, maybe your border
need another color:
Click on the box 'Gap Color' and use your color picker
to search a color in your picture. On this
one I used #9E80E8.
Apply.
Click the box 'Highlight
Color' and use a lighter color
as the one you used in in Weave.
For example, you used #9E80E8 and drag your mouse (it's
a
color picker now) a little to the bottom. I
ended with #BBA8F0.
Open the MD-Corner.psp.
Copy and paste on your frame.
Move to this corner:
Effects > 3D effects > Drop shadow
as before.
Effects > Sharpen > Sharpen.
In your layer palette >
Duplicate.
Image > Mirror.
Cross out your background layer:
Make sure your on the duplicate (= blue).
Layers > Merge > Merge visible layers.
Duplicate your merged layer.
Image > Flip.
Open your background layer again.
Layers > Merge > Merge all flatten.
Great....... your Pop Art Frame
is done.
For using in a stationery it's
a little big. Resize 75%.
Don't forget sharpen >
sharpen afterwards.
This
tutorial is written and designed by Mar and therefore
her property.
This
tutorial may not be downloaded for any purpose other
than
to follow the tutorial. If you are a Moderator of a
group,
please e-mail me before adding this tutorial to any
lessons.. etc.
This tutorial may NOT be copied in part or whole without
my permission.
Translation into English by my wonderful friend Trudie.
Thanks sweetie! Your'e the best. Tutorial
Index
