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Monday, January 6, 2014


This tutorial was written on January 6,2014 by me . Any similarities to other tutorials is purely coincidental.Please do not claim as your own.This tutorial writter assumes you have a working knowledge of using Paint Shop Pro.This tutorial was done in Paint Shop ProX4, but can be  use in other Paint Shop Pro versions. Please link to this blog if used for Forum Challenges. 


Materials needed:
Tube by Michele Ann I got this one when DSI was still opened but you can now purchase her work on ADI here 
Font of your choice 

*d/s=drop shadow, c/p= copy and paste

Lets Begin! Open up an image 700x700 . Open frame 13  and c/p to your canvas. Select inside your frame and go to modify, expand by 15. C/p paper 12 hit invert and delete. now place your tube in front of your frame layer and. Duplicate and on the top layer add Gaussian blur of 4 and set blend mode to overlay and the opacity to 70. Sharpen the bottom tube and add the following elements to your tag see mine for placement. 
E 20,E 84, E 101,E 105,E 124, E 145. 
Now add your copyrights and your name and that's it your finished! thanks for trying out my tutorial! 
Tuesday, August 20, 2013




This tutorial was written on August 19,2013 by me . Any similarities to other tutorials is purely coincidental.Please do not claim as your own.This tutorial writter assumes you have a working knowledge of using Paint Shop Pro.This tutorial was done in Paint Shop ProX4, but can be  use in other Paint Shop Pro versions. Please link to this blog if used for Forum Tutorials


Materials needed:
Tube: pain 2 by Michele Ann you can purchase her tubes at Artistic Dreams Imaging
Scrap Kit: FTU Demon Night by Inzpired Creationz
Mask 69 by Simone 
Template 3 by Amy & Leah's Gimptastic tuts
star brushes of choice
Font: raindrops 

Filters:
Xero Radiance 
Eye Candy 4000, Gradient Glow
Penta-Jeans
ScreenWorks- Dot Screen and Light Gauze

Lets Begin! 
Open up template 3 and press shift +D. close the original template,now delete the credits layer and both red doodles. Select  the lrg rect layer and go to Selections, select all  Float and defloat. Now open Select 2 colors from you tube and make it a gradient on top of the lrg rect add a new raster layer and flood fill with the gradient you have chosen. Invert, delete now add your tube invert delete and now deselect. add the Dot Screen filter and change the blend mode to screen and set the opacity to 70.  Select rectangle 1 select all, float and defloat copy your tube again resize by 75 mirror then invert and delete . Add the filter light gauze and change the blend mode again to screen and lower opacity to 70. Add your tube again and make sure it's above rectangle 2. Select the rectangle 2 layer and go to select , float and defloat. On your tube layer resize and go to invert and delete add penta Jeans to default settings. Copy your tube once again and move it so it's above the thin rect layer resize. Duplicate on the top layer add gaussian blur of 3. then set blend mode to soft light. on the bottom layer add the Xero Radiance of choice and then add shadow. On the thin rec layer copy your tube in in front of that layer  and place how ever you want I duplicated it 3 times with just the skull showing. Now add the following elements to your tag, see mine for placement:

Fog 2
grass 1 duplicate and change color to gray
grass 2
moon
tree 2 duplicate
Web 4
Open paper 4 and add the mask. I used star brushes I found a long time ago so I don't remember were I got them from sorry. Add your name I used a font named raindrops in black and I added a medium glow of 3 in white. then change the opacity to 70. Add your copyrights and that's it! thank you for trying my tutorial!  I would love to see any results! just email me at grimAna22@gmail.com

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Hi I'm Ana or grimAna. I'm a mother of 3. I love tagging, reading, drawing and I love anything to do with homemade things or DIY!

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