I am using the beautiful artwork of Martin Abel, you must have a licence to use his artwork. You can purchase his artwork and a license to use it HERE at CDO
I am using a template from K'Lani, which you can download HERE from her blog. Please remember to leave her some love if you download!
I am using the font Scriptina Pro
I am using DBV mask 28. You can download it HERE at Designs by Vaybs, please remember to leave some love if you do!
I am using a PTU kit from Karra's Kreative Korner called Winter Blues. You can purchase this kit HERE at Fabulous Art Beginnings
Pieces of the kit used in this tutorial are......
paper 2
paper 14
paper 15
snowflake 1
berry 1
You must have a working knowledge of PSP to complete this tutorial. This tutorial was written using PSPXI
Open your template in PSP. Open 3 papers of your choice.
Select Layer Raster 14. Go to Selections/Select All/Float/Defloat/Invert. Select your paper of choice. Press Delete. Selections/Select None
Using your magic wand select the boxes on Layers Raster 10, 9, 4, 2. Selections/Invert. Select your paper of choice. Press Delete. Selections/Select None
Select Layer Raster 6. Go to Selections/Select All/Float/Defloat/Invert. Select your paper of choice. Press Delete. Selections/Select None
Add a drop shadow of 2 to each of your paper layers
Open your tube of choice. Duplicate twice.
On each of your duplicate layers go to Image/Mirror. Place one of the duplicate tubes over the side boxes. Using the magic wand, select the side box layers. Go to Selections/Invert. Choose one of your duplicate tube layers. Press Delete. Choose your other duplicate tube layer. Press Delete.
Choose one of your duplicate tube layers. Go to Layers/Properties/Blend Mode/Overlay. Repeat for the other duplicate Layer.
Add a drop shadow of 4 to your original tube layer
Add the elements of your choice. Add a drop shadow of 3 to your elements.
Add a new Raster Layer. Flood fill with the color of your choice. Add your mask. Merge the mask layers together.
Add any text to your tag
Add your copy right information before saving
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