I Heart Reading - FTU

 

 This tutorial was written in PSP 9 and can be used with any other version. I assume that you have a working knowledge of PSP.

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Supplies Needed:

Tube of choice/close up

FTU Scrap kit by Creative Scraps

"A Passion For Reading" At her blog Here

Unfortunately her part is no longer free. if you have her kit use it

if not please use another bloggers kit, from the train.

Font of choice

Respective

Mask of choice

Vix_Mask 404

Plugins Optional:

RPM - beautifier

Tutorial shortcut index:

"Delete" on your keyboard under Insert.

"C/P" copy and paste as new layer

"D/P" drop shadow

"R/S" resize layer

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I used the artwork of Keith Garvey

You can find his art HERE

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*Easy- working with layers*

Open 600x600 canvas size. open 3 papers of choice

R/S all papers down to 50%, Selecting first paper

C/P, then Image- rotate- free rotate settings

left checked, free checked, at 60%

Select your second paper C/P onto your canvas

leave this layer how it is. Now select your 3rd paper

C/P onto your canvas, free rotate settings:

right checked, free checked, at 60%

Now open your tube of choice, place off to the side.

go back an add D/S to your papers. then once you're back to

the 3rd paper. selections- all- float- C/P close up of choice

selections- invert- delete. change hue/saturation to black and white

now change your blend mode to luminance (L).

Now it's time to add your elements. i used

elements: 2, 10, 11, 18, 17, 19, 21, 22, 23,

13, 14, 15. papers 1, 2, 3, 5

R/S  elements and place where you want

Or use my tag as a guide.

I added RPM - beautifer settings of choice

to the whole tag once you merged it. this is optional

Add your mask, copyrights, your name save as a PNG

You're done!

Thanks for trying my tutorial.

Now lets see those results.

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This tutorial was written on Sept. 6th, 2014 by Melissa.

In no way may this tutorial be copied to another

website without the creators permission. Any resemblance

to this tutorial is purely coincidental.