TAG BACK 26
PSP8/9/X

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~ 2007
Copyright © 2007 ~ Jemima ~ All rights reserved

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This was created using PSP9 but can be adapted for other versions of PSP.

You will need the following to complete this tutorial

Materials

LEFT CLICK >>> SAVE

JF_HughJackman.psp
JF_HughJackman3.psp
JF_HughJackman5.psp
klavier.psp
SwayingMusicNotes~MarbleCream~Colorizedbyhmp.tub
Ninaisu_Art_ChromeSculpture.pspimage
Save to a folder on your computer

PSP9 and up Users:
mcHT_Shapes01.PspShape
Save to your PSP Shapes folder

PSP8 USERS: Download this tube instead
Shape3.pspimage
Save to a folder on your computer

L&K57.bmp
Save to your PSP Textures folder

Plugins

** EYE CANDY3 **
http://www.pircnet.com/downloads.html


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Open ALL your images in PSP and minimize

Open a new image 600 x 450
Transparent background
PSPX: Colour Depth = 8bits/channel

Flood fill with BLUE " #455b8e "

Open up the JF_HughJackman3.psp image in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options

Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

Reposition with your MOVER tool




In your LAYER PALETTE change the OPACITY to 30%
Change the BLEND MODE to LUMINANCE (L)

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN MORE


Open up the Ninaisu_Art_ChromeSculpture.pspimage image in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options

Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 70%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN MORE

EFFECTS >>> 3D EFFECTS >>> DROP SHADOW
Vertical & Horizontal offsets = 1
Colour = Black
Opacity = 70
Blur = 0

Repeat Drop Shadow effect changing
Vertical & Horizontal Offsets to - ( minus ) 1
Click OK

Reposition with your MOVER tool



EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>> EYE CANDY 3 >>> PERSPECTIVE SHADOW

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Open up the klavier.psp image in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options

Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 75%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN MORE

EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>> EYE CANDY 3 >>> PERSPECTIVE SHADOW
Same settings

Reposition with your MOVER tool



Open up the SwayingMusicNotes~MarbleCream~Colorizedbyhmp.tub
image in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options

Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

Reposition with your MOVER tool



ADJUST >>> HUE & SATURATION >>> COLORIZE



Open up the JF_HughJackman.psp image in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options

Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 60%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED

Reposition with your MOVER tool



EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>> EYE CANDY 3 >>> PERSPECTIVE SHADOW
Same settings

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN

LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE VISIBLE

IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 90%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED

In your MATERIALS PALETTE
Load WHITE " #FFFFFF" in your foreground
Load BLUE " #455b8e" in your background
Then click on the GRADIENT option in your foreground palette



With your MAGIC WAND
Mode = Replace
Match Mode = RGB Value
Tolerance = 0
Feather = 0
Antialias = UNchecked
Sample Merged = UNCHECKED
PSP9/X: Check CONTIGUOUS
PSPX: There is no " Sample Merged"
PSPX: Use all layers = UNChecked

Select the OUTER transparent area



LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER

LAYERS >>> ARRANGE >>> MOVE DOWN

Flood fill with the gradient

EFFECTS >>> TEXTURE EFFECTS >>> TEXTURE
COLOUR = #c0c0c0
(NOTE: when I first created this tut I forgot to put in these settings....
so after much searching this is the closest to the original texture I could find)



SELECTIONS >>> INVERT

ACTIVATE THE MERGED LAYER


EFFECTS >>> 3D EFFECTS >>> DROP SHADOW
Vertical & Horizontal offsets = 2
Colour = WHITE
Opacity = 60
Blur = 0

Repeat Drop Shadow effect changing
Vertical & Horizontal Offsets to - ( minus ) 2
Click OK

DESELECT




LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER

Choose your SELECTION TOOL then click on the CUSTOM SELECTION symbol



Flood fill with the gradient

EFFECTS >>> TEXTURE EFFECTS >>> BLINDS

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In your LAYER PALETTE change the OPACITY to 55%
Change the BLEND MODE to LUMINANCE

EFFECTS >>> 3D EFFECTS >>> DROP SHADOW
Vertical & Horizontal offsets = 2
Colour = WHITE
Opacity = 60
Blur = 0

Repeat Drop Shadow effect changing
Vertical & Horizontal Offsets to - ( minus ) 2
Click OK

DESELECT

LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER

In your MATERIALS PALETTE
change the foreground to WHITE



Select your PRESET SHAPES tool

Locate "shape-3"



Use these settings



Start at position 60 pixels across and 60 pixels down...
drag your cursor to 290 pixels across and 390 pixels down



With your MAGIC WAND
Same settings.. and while depressing your SHIFT KEY...

Select the CENTRES of the 3 ellipse shapes



ACTIVATE RASTER 2

EDIT >>> CLEAR
DESELECT

ACTIVATE RASTER 3

In your LAYER PALETTE reduce the OPACITY to 16%

Choose your FREEHAND SELECTION TOOL
Selection Type = Point to Point
Mode = Replace
Feather = 1
Antialias = Checked

Select the area shown below ... following the shape of the jacket



EDIT >>> CLEAR

ACTIVATE RASTER 2

EDIT >>> CLEAR
DESELECT

In your LAYER PALETTE change the OPACITY to 40%


In your LAYER PALETTE change the OPACITY for RASTER 3 back to 100%


Save as .psp image
(Incase you wish to change something later)

LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE ALL (Flatten)

IMAGE >>> ADD BORDERS



IMAGE >>> ADD BORDERS
Change the settongs to "1" symmetric and the colour to light GREY



Save as .jpg image


TESTERS RESULTS

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