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Spiral
Braid
Supplies
Needed:
MuRa's Filter: Meister
Copies
*Tube of your choice.
(For the example above I
used
JCW_Cleopatra from: JCW
Designs. *Her tubes are now closed.)
Zip File Includes
Gold Fill:
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Install the plugin, (extract to your
plugins folder in PSP7.)
*Unzip the gold fill &
font.
Open the tube in PSP7.
Shift D to copy and close out the
original.
Click on the copy of the tube; go to
Image>Canvas Size, 500 x 500,
Center H and V.
Next go to
Image>Resize>60%.
Resize type>Bicubic
Resample
Maintain aspect ratio of 1.0000 to 1
checked.
Click ok.
Go
to Effects>PlugIns>Mura
Meister>Copies:
apply the following
settings:
*Depending on the tube you use, you
may need to adjust these settings slightly, so
that the position of the tube/image is as shown
in the screenshot above.
Image>Resize>75%.
Optional:
Hold down the shift key
and
click on the magic
wand,
RGB Value,Tolernace 20, Feather 0
and
sample merged not
checked.
*You might have to click on
the
edge 15 to 20 times, to get
the
marching ants, as
shown below.
Add
a new layer, and flood fill with the gold
fill.
Effects>Sharpen>Sharpen.
Deselect.
Now
Go to Layers>Merge Visible.
Next>Image>Resize>75%
Add
a new layer, and flood fill with
white.
Move that layer to the
bottom.
Now
add a new layer for your text.
Font: Krizia Uomo, size 55,
Bold, Floating & Antialias
checked.
Effects>3D>Inner Bevel:
Apply these settings.
Go
to Effects>PlugIns>EyeCandy 3.1,
Inner Bevel
Width: 20
Bevel Shape: Flat
Smoothness: 5
Shadow Depth: 50
Hightlight Brightness: 80
Highlight Sharpness: 40
Direction: 135
Inclination: 45
Click ok and deselect.
Add
a new layer for your text again.
Stroke set to: #FBD18D,
fill set to: #F6D9AC.
Go
to Effects>Texture
Effects>Sculpture>Old Paper
Size 100, Smoothness 10,
Depth:3, Ambience: 0, Shininess: 46,
Angle: 315, Intenity: 30, Elevation:
56
Color: #F6D9AB
Deselect.
Using the mover tool, move the top gold
text
layer slightly to the right of your
bottom blue text layer.
X
out your tube & white background
layers,
click on one of your
text layers,
and go to Layers>Merge>Merge
Visible.
*This tutorial was written by Mz.TapŠ
on Sept. 9,
2003. *Any resemblance to any other
tutorial is purely coincidental.* Feel free
to "text link" to the tutorial
index pages, or print it out for personal use, but
please do not copy and place it
anywhere on the web, rewrite it, or claim it as
your own.
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