Friday, September 27, 2013

PTU Tutorial - Football Madame by Arthur Crowe!

*Coming Soon!*
PTU tutorial using Football Madame by Arthur Crowe!
Matching kit made by Rissa's Designs!
You can purchase them both here!
**This tutorial was written by me and any resemblance is purely coincidental. It is written for those with a working knowledge of Photoshop.**

Supplies

Font of choice.

Mask

Scrap Kit

Template
Template 001 by Me!
Download here!

Tube
*You must obtain a license to use this tube.*

Elements
1
2
3
4
5
6
11
12
19
20
21
27
Papers
7
8
10
11
12

Let's start!
Open a new canvas, size 650x650.
Open the template, link the layers together, and move on to the canvas. (Delete the delete layer)
Place paper 12 over layer 1. Resize and create a clipping mask. Add a drop shadow to the layer.
Place paper 11 over layer 2, resize, add create a clipping mask. Add a drop shadow to the layer.
Repeat the steps above for layer 3.
Place paper 10 over layer 4. Resize and create a clipping mask. Add a drop shadow to the layer.
Place paper 7 over layer 5. Resize and create a clipping mask. Add a drop shadow to the layer.
Select the pixels of layer 6 and fill with #00b5a6. Add noise and a stroke, size 1, in #003c37.
Select the pixels of layer 7 and fill with #00594f. Add a drop shadow to the layer.
Place the full size tube in front of the template. Place her right in front of layer 5. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Take the super close up of the tube and place it over layer 7 and create a clipping mask. Move one copy to the right of the tube. Resize a little and change it to luminosity and drop the 20%.
Take another copy of the close up and place it on the left of the tube. Make this copy larger than the first. Change it to luminosity and drop the 20%. Erase parts of the second tube that show between the tube's legs and to the right of her.
Place ele 1on the right side of the template and rotate to the left. Add a drop shadow.
Duplicate ele 1 and place it on the left. Rotate a little to the left and move it higher than the first.
Place ele 2 on top of ele 1 on the left side. Rotate to the right a little and move it lower than ele 1. Add a drop shadow.
Place ele 3 on the right side, on top of ele 1. Resize and rotate to the left a little. Add a drop shadow.
Place ele 5 on the lower left hand corner. Flip horizontally and resize. Add a drop shadow.
Behind the tube and ele 5, place ele 11. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Place ele 4 in front of the helmet and flip horizontally. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Between the high heel and radio, place ele 12 and flip horizontally. Resize and add a drop shadow.
In front of ele 3 on the right side, place ele 27. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Place ele 20 to the left of the tennis shoe. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Behind the shoe, place ele 21. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Behind the sunglasses, place ele 19. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Behind the tube and the radio, place ele 6, Resize and add a drop shadow.

 Name
Main color is black. 
Select the pixels of the name and expand by 2. 
Add a new layer under the name and fill with #167c74.
Add noise, around 20%, to the bottom layer.
Add a drop shadow.

Word Art
Leave BACK and FIELD black. Add a stroke, size 2, in white and add a drop shadow.
Select the pixels of "in motion"and fill with #00594f and add noise.
Add a white stroke, size 2, and a drop shadow.

Mask
Open a new canvas, size 600x600.
Open paper 8 and resize to 600x600. Place on top of the canvas.
Open the mask and move on top of the paper.
Remove the white background and place the mask behind the tag. 
Make it evenly stretched on all sides.

Add your tagger mark and copyright information.
Crop off any extra canvas.
Save as a .psd & .png.

Here are free snags!

Thank you for coming by!

New Name, New Blog!

Hello friends! I have decided to change my designer name to reflect that I make kits more than I do CT work. I made a new blog so the old links for this blog will remain active for future visits. Please visit me at Drea's Designs ! I'll see you there!
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