Tutorial written by Joanne Salgado on April 28th, 2015
for those who have a working knowledge of PSP.
Any resemblance to any other tutorial is coincidental.
Do not copy and paste this tutorial anywhere on the net.
If you want to translate please ask first.
Tube + Kit: Girly Glam Collab - you can purchase here
Font: BPscript
Don't forget to save often.
At any point if you have doubts check my tag.
1. Open a new image 500x500
2. Open element 'gg12' copy and paste as new layer. Resize 70%.
3. Open element 'gg19' copy and paste as new layer. Resize 50%. Move this layer below the frame layer. Make sure the white part of the flower is always outside. Duplicate and Mirror when necessary. Arrange it around the frame (you should end with 6 flowers).
4. Open element 'gg28' copy and paste as new layer. Resize 50%. Duplicate and arrange it around the frame between the flowers we just added. (you should end with 6 flowers).
5. Open paper 'ggp4' copy and paste as new layer. Clean all the parts of the paper that appears outside the frame.
6. Open your close up tube. Copy and paste as new layer. Arrange it inside the frame. Change blend mode to soft light. Clean all the parts from the tube that appears outside the frame.
7. Open element 'gg35' copy and paste as new layer. Arrange it to the upper part of the frame, clean the parts that appears above the face of your tube, but leave the rest.
8. Open element 'gg9' copy and paste as new layer. Resize 55%. Move this layer above the frame layer. Arrange it to the bottom of the frame.
9. Open your tube. Copy and paste as new layer. Resize as you prefer and arrange it to the right.
10. Open element 'gg40' copy and paste as new layer. Resize 50%. Arrange it to the bottom of the frame.
11. Open element 'gg35' again, copy and paste as new layer. Arrange it to the bottom.
12. Open element 'gg46' copy and paste as new layer. Resize 40%. Arrange it to the bottom left. Duplicate. Mirror. Resize 70%. Arrange it to the right.
13. Add shadow. I used: 1-1-65-2 #808080.
14. Add copyright.
15. Add name. I used: BPscript / size: 48
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