Friday, July 12, 2013

"Under The Sea"

"Under The Sea"



This tutorial was written by me on July 12, 2013. Any resemblance to any other tutorial is pure coincidence. Please DO NOT claim this tutorial as your own or post it to any other blog or website without permission from me. It was written for PSP X2, but should be compatible with any version of PSP. I wrote it assuming that you have a working knowledge of PSP and it's components.
My tutorials should only be used only as a guideline

Supplies Needed
Animation Shop

Tube Of Choice
 I am  using an awesome
tube from ©Alex Prihodko
You can find their work
Here
Do Not use their tubes without a proper license
Great PTU Scrap Kit "CC_Love the Sea" by Claudia's Creationz
visit their blog site
Here

font of choice


This is an animated tutorial, you can omit the animation if you choose
Ok Lets get started
open new image 600X600
Floodfill white
new layer selections select  all
Choose one of her gorgeous sea backgound papers
Paste into selection (I used CC_ Paper 2)
Copy and Paste The following elements resizing to preference
refer to my tag for placement
CC_ Element 1
CC_ Element 2
CC_ Element 5
CC_ Element 8 X 3
CC_ Element 10 X 2
CC_ Element 36
CC_ Element 37
CC_ Element 39
CC_ Element 55 X 3

Add name, copyright, and water mark
Layers Merge visible
save as png file

If you wish to animate  

close out your tube, dolphin, flowers, fern and shell layers
Highlight backround layer
Right click on top of your tag copy merged like this:



go to animation shop paste as new image effects insert image effect underwater
following settings:



you can play around until you get the desired effect, some people do it differently
You should have 32 frames, delete frame 1 for a total of 31 frames
highlight your 1st frame edit select all
 now back to psp close out all the layers you had opened
unhide your tube, dolphin, flowers, fern and shell layers
Right click on top of your tag copy merged
back to AS right click paste as new image
click ctrl shift and hit L until you have 31 frames
highlight your 1st frame edit select all

drag to your background tag placing it where you like it making sure you are on frame 1 on both.

save as a gif file and you are done

Thank you for trying my tutorial
I would love to see your results
and show off here
email your results here:
Deborah1023@gmail.com

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