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This scrap tag tutorial was written by me Diane Knight on 25th May 2009 any
resemblance to any other tut is purely coincidental for this tutorial you may need a basic knowledge of PSP mask by weescottlass download from her site HERE and this stunning Scrap kit called 'I know what you are' by Kirstys Scraps which you can purchase HERE her blog is HERE |
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add the mask to your masks folder.... open a new canvas 630 x 670 pixels floodfill with white.. then apply the mask using these settings
go to Layers merge group open up the wordart1 shadowed, resize by 80%... copy and paste ribbon3 from the kit, arrang to the bottom of the wordart then add the glitterCircle shadowed now add a tube of choice,if using the same one i used then with your freehand selection tool Then go to selections - modify feather - 25
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add the chain from the kit and resize by 50%..arrange to the right, add the cage and resize by 80% add a drop shadow add the lamp and arrange to the left. add your name i used P22oley font size 90. add your ©... |
layers merge all then copy and paste the tag into animation shop back to psp click undo to unmerge the tag layers...then on your lamp layer we are going to add the light effect. with the following settings...
now go to layers - merge all again... then copy and paste the tag into animation shop this time AFTER CURRENT ANIMATION NOw while in animation shop, click on the first frame, the one without the sunburst effect.. first change the frame properties to 100.. ok now go to EFFECTS - INSERT IMAGE TRANSITION..with the following settings....
then go to edit - select all... then edit - copy, then paste as a NEW ANIMATION.. now go to EDIT - select all then edit - copy and paste after current frame onto the delete the last frame..frame18 view the animation, check the light glows then fades...slowly and there are no jumps... save as a .gif |
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial xx |
Feel free to show off your results by emailing them to me or coming along to my forum HERE who knows they may end up in the gallery...
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