*Updated
10-28-03*
*The screen shots do not match
the
actual finished image, due to
deleting one of
the
previous SBP presets used in this tutorial,
and
replacing it with a new one.*
*Rated:
Intermediate.
*Supplies
Needed*
*PSP7 & *SBP
*Zip
File*
Includes:
*Super Blade Pro
Presets*
I-M-silver-outline
by: Lady
Magika
(*Her site is now closed)
*Tubes of your choice.
Ready? Lets
go!
Open a new image in
PSP
size 500 x 500 (we will
crop it later.)
Add a new layer and name it Gold
Frame.
Go to your preset
shapes...we will be using the
rectangle, line width
5, stroke color:#FFFFFF
fill color set at
null:
Using the preset, draw a
rectangle on about
4 squares wide and 5
squares long.
Go to Selections/Select
All/Select Float,
then Effects/Plug Ins/Super
Blade Pro and
apply the preset
D_gold glass.
While still selected, use the magic wand
and
click inside of the
rectangle.
Now go
to, Selections>Modify>
Expand by 2, and click ok.
Keep selected (with
marching ants)
and add a new layer.
Name it Glass and flood fill with
white #FFFFFF.
Next, go to Effects/Plug
Ins/Super Blade Pro
and apply
the preset
I-m_silver-outline.
Still selected, duplicate
that layer,
and
then (on your layers palette)
X
the duplicated glass out.
Click back on the glass
layer
and add a new layer, naming it Tube.
Now click on your picture
tubes and find
a favorite floral tube.
*Scale it down small
so that you can see the
tube
in the selected rectangle.
(Click undo and reset the
scale until
you are happy with the size of the
tube you are adding) and
add another layer
to add another tube.
When finished
deselect.
Click on the Gold Frame
layer on your
Layer Palette and drag it
to the top, or go to
Layers/Arrange/Bring
to Top.
Click on the duplicate
glass layer now
(the one we had X'ed out)
to activate the layer
(your tubes have
disappeared),
duplicate again and on that
layer,
go to Effects/3D/Cutout
and use these settings, and
then sharpen.
*This tutorial was written by Mz.TapŠ on
April 7, 2003. *Updated on Oct. 28th, 2003.
*Any resemblance to any other tutorial is
purely coincidental.* All Rights Reserved.
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