Chocolate Bunny 2 different ways
No calories, just PSP fun :-) A tutorial by Mar ©2003
 


 

What you need is in  this Zip.
Extract the *.sel files to your folder Selections in PSP.
Unzip the Bunny.msk to your folder Masks in PSP.

Save often!
Here we go. Good luck!

Method 1:

Open new image 250 X 350 > Transparent.
Fill with color #7B483E.
**Masks > Load from disc > Bunny.msk.
Masks > Delete.
Click yes.

Copy and paste as a new layer.
Make sure it fits exactly on top of your first bunny.

Layers > Merge visible layers.



Background color #FEEEC2.
Layers > New raster layer.
Selections > Load from disc > !bunny-eye.sel
Fill your selection, right mouse button.

Effects > 3D effects > Inner bevel.

Selections > Load from disc >  !bunny-eye2.sel.
Fill with foreground color #743E26.

Effects > 3D effects > Inner bevel same settings.

Layers > Merge > Merge visible layers.
Effects > Sharpen > Sharpen.
Repeat .

Open  strik.psp. copy and paste as a new layer.
Put in place.

Merge visible layers.**

Export as GIF leave your bg. color at #FEEEC2 .
Because your bunny is partly transparent, the yellow background.
Shines through just like it is partly made of white chocolate.

Example in PSP and after export as a gif.



You want a solid chocolate bunny?

Method 2:

Open new image 250 X 350 > Transparent.
Fill with #FEEEC2.

Layers > New raster layer.
Fill with #743E26.

Repeat the part between. ** as before.
Use   and select the yellow.
Selections > Modify > Expand 1.
Hit delete..... and use the Bunny in any image.

Your Chocolate Easter Bunny is ready.

I hope you did like this tutorial.

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,
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This tutorial may NOT be copied in part or whole without my permission.

Translation into English by my dear friend Trudie.
Thanks hun, you're so sweet to help me with this!

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