Part
2:
Next, on your layer
palette, click on the
first copy of the
glass.
Go over to the layer blend
mode, and click
on "normal" to select "overlay".
You will now see your tubes
under glass!
You can click on your tube
layer and either
lower the Layer Opacity on
the tubes layer(s),
or leave them as they
are.
We are ready to merge these
layers together.
Go to Layers/Merge/Merge
Visible.
Rename the layer Frame1,
duplicate,
then click
Image>Mirror.
Now we will repeat all the
steps of the tutorial,
adding a new layer (name it
Center Frame.)
We want to make another
glass frame,
only this time, we want
this one to be
for the center, and we want to use
Line width set at 6 for this
frame.
When you are finished with
the center frame,
X out the 2 small gold
frames before merging
the layers on the center
frame
(and don't forget to drag
the gold rectangle outline
for that frame to the top
before merging.)
You can continue to add to
your set,
by repeating the tut or
merge and save the center
and the two end frames
after you have
arranged them the way you
want.
Go to Layers/Merge/Merge
Visible,
crop and go to Save/Save
As>ClassicGlass.
*Optional*
You could also add a layer,
drag it to the bottom
and flood fill it with
white. Now click on your creation layer, and add
a drop shadow>color #808080.
Now go to
Layers>Merge>Merge
Visible.
Next, File>Save
As>ClassicGlass.
*Don't forget to watermark
your work and to save often.
Use your imagination and
have fun!
____
Open in
AS (animation
shop)
Go
to: File>Open>ClassicGlass.
Crop and
save!
Congratulations!
I hope that you are pleased
with your
new creation and have enjoyed this
tutorial.
*This tutorial was written
by Mz.TapŠ on April 7, 2003 and updated on Oct.
28th, 2003. *All Rights Reserved*
*Any resemblance to any other tutorial is
purely coincidental.* Feel free to "text
link" to this tutorial or print it out for
personal use only but please do not
copy and place it anywhere on the web,
rewrite it or claim it as your own.
*Special thanks to Mz. Pixie & Mz.
Marlene for proofing,
testing and feedback of this
tutorial.*
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