Monday, March 10, 2014

PTU Tutorial - Carnival from José Cano!

**Coming Soon!**
PTU tutorial with Carnival by José Cano using the matching kit made by Desirena Designs!
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**This tutorial was written by me and any resemblance is purely coincidental. It is written for those with a working knowledge of Photoshop.**
Scrap Kit

Template

Tube
*You must obtain a license to use this tube.*
Elements
3
5
7
9
17
22
24
30
Papers
2
8
Let's start!
Open a new canvas, size 650x650.
Open the template and remove layers 10 - 13 & cr.
Move the rest of the template on the canvas. Resize as necessary.
Place the tube in front of the template in the middle. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Add a bevel to each template layer except 2.
Select the pixels of 8 and 9 and fill with black. While the pixels are selected, expand by 2. Add a blank layer below it and fill with black. Add noise and a drop shadow.
On top of the black square on the right, place ele9 and flip it horizontally. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Duplicate ele9 and flip it horizontally. Move it to the square on the left.
Move paper 2 over layers 4 and 5. Resize and create a clipping mask.
Select the pixels of each layer and expand by 2. Add a blank layer below it and fill with black. Add noise and a drop shadow.
Select the pixels of layers 6 and 7. Fill with color #b00000.
While the pixels are selected, expand by 2. Add a blank layer below it and fill with #b00000. Add noise and a drop shadow.
Select the pixels of layers 3 and fill with black. Add a drop shadow.
Change the color of layer 2 to black.
Place paper 8 over layer 1, resize, and create a clipping mask. Flip the paper 90 degrees CW so the lines are horizontal. Add a drop shadow to the layer.
Behind the template, place ele24 along the top. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Duplicate the dots and flip horizontally. Move them to the bottom so they are the opposite of the first set placed.
Behind the big black dots, place ele30 so mostly just the red dots show along the top. Duplicate it again to fill the space.
Take a close up of the tube and place it over layer 3 to the right of the tube and create a clipping mask. Change to luminosity and lower the fill to 62%.
Duplicate the tube close up and flip horizontally. Resize and move to the left of the tube. Change to luminosity and lower the fill to 53%.
Place ele3 on top of the template toward the upper right hand corner. Resize and add a drop shadow.
Duplicate the rose, flip horizontally, and resize. Move it the left of the first rose.
Duplicate the two roses together then flip horizontally. While they are still selected together, move them to the left side of the template in the same spot.
Over the roses on the left side, place ele17. Flip the butterfly horizontally, resize, and add a drop shadow.
From the bottom of the roses on the left side across the tube and over the skull on the right side of the template, place ele22. Resize and erase anything covering the tube's face or hanging off the tag.
Place ele7 on top of the tube at the bottom. Resize and add a drop shadow.
To the right of the bow, place ele3. Resize and add a drop shadow. Rotate so the rose is pointing toward the upper right hand corner.
Duplicate the rose, flip horizontally, and move to the left side of the rose.
Duplicate the rose to the right of the bow then resize. Move it to the right of the big one toward the bottom right hand corner of the template. Add a drop shadow.
Duplicate the smaller rose then flip horizontally. Move it to the left side of the template in the same spot.
Duplicate the butterfly from earlier them flip it horizontally. Move it down to the smaller rose on the lower right corner.
Between the two roses along the bottom, place ele5. Resize and rotate it so it's pointing toward the tube.
Duplicate the black flower then flip horizontally. Move to the left side between the roses.
Add your tagger mark and copyright information.
Crop off any extra canvas.
Save as a .psd & .png.

Free snags!
Thank you for coming by!
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