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
Paid Scrap kit by Toxic Desirez
"Bombs Away" Purchase at Hania's Design
Temp396 by Kristin
Grab @ her blog Here
3rd template down
Font of choice
Broken Glass
Plugins Optional:
Redpaw media - beautifier
PhotoEffex - scanlines
xero - radiance
Tutorial shortcut index:
"Delete" on your keyboard under Insert.
"C/P" copy and paste as new layer.
Remove "O/L" Remove original layer.
"D/S" Drop shadow located in 3D effects.
"R/S" Resize layer located in Image.
New "R/L" Raster layer, in Layers.
"outer glow" Gradient glow from eye candy
Or my method on my blog under "How to dos"
Good D/S settings:
0, 0, 57, 6, color black
Good add noise settings:
Uniform- 70-90 % noise monochrome
Random- 10-34% noise monochrome
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I used the artwork of Martin Abel
You can find his artwork HERE
Tube i used can be found Here
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Open template R/S to W: 72% , H 80%
Canvas size set to 650x650
Remove these layers: 13, 5, 4, 7 & copy7
Open tube of choice, R/S if needed
C/P onto canvas, drag in center apply D/S
i used a regular shadow then i used this
-1, -8, 67, 5 color black. or settings of choice
I also applied slight radiance to tube and sharpened
Select raster11 selections all float defloat. open pp1
R/S to 80% C/P onto canvas, invert - delete, select none
apply gradient glow of choice - add noise - drop shadow
Do the same step for copy of raster 11
Select raster8 selections all float defloat. open pp7
R/S to 80% C/P onto canvas, invert - delete, select none
apply gradient glow of choice - add noise - drop shadow
Do the same step for copy of raster 8
Select raster3 selections all float defloat. open pp4
R/S to 80% C/P onto canvas, invert - delete, select none
apply gradient glow of choice - add noise - drop shadow
Do the same step for copy of raster 3
Select raster9 selections all float defloat. open pp12
R/S to 80% C/P onto canvas, invert - delete, select none
apply gradient glow of choice - add noise - drop shadow
Do the same step for copy of raster 9
Select raster10 selections all float defloat. open pp11
R/S to 80% C/P onto canvas, invert - delete, select none
apply gradient glow of choice - add noise - drop shadow
Do the same step for copy of raster 10
Select raster2 selections all float defloat. open 2 pp's 3 & 5
R/S to 80% C/P onto canvas, invert - delete, select none
Do for both papers, delete on each layer too, then using selection tool
divide the circle in half and delete on the side of the paper you want on that side
apply gradient glow of choice - add noise - drop shadow
Open gear R/S to 40% C/P onto canvas, drag on top of the layer 6
Remove layer 6 now place this gear there, do the same for the bottom
Open frame2 R/S to 40% i turned this greyscale
C/P onto canvas, drag above circle layers in the background
duplicate and mirror - flip so the bottom is matching - D/S
Select raster 12 selections all float defloat - open tube of choice
C/P onto canvas, drag inside marching ants - insert - delete, select none
Turn tube greyscale, apply slight radiance - settings of choice
lower opacity down to 54% or settings of choice
Apply PhotoEffex - scanlines - i used default settings
apply outer glow - add noise - drop shadow
Now it's element time
Elements i used and the resized %
Using this drop shadow: 0, 0, 61, 6, color black
Gun - 40%
Bullets - 20%
Skull1 - 20%
Bullet Holes - 40%
Gas Mask - 25%
Cuppy - 20%
Bomb2 - 25%
Bomb1 - 20%
Bomb3 - 20%
Skull3 - 20%
Blood - 45%
place elements where you want, or use my tag as a guide.
Apply your mask, copyrights, add your name save as a PNG
I applied beautifier to the whole tag, setting of choice
You're done!
Thanks for trying my tutorial.
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This tutorial was written on February 20th, 2017 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.
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