GLASS MASK FRAME
PSP7

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~ November 2003..
Copyright © 2003 ~ Jemima ~ All rights reserved

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This is a very simple but effective frame *S*

You will need
EyeCandy 3 download

The EYE CANDY 4000 plugin




You will also need this
MASK
Right click and save to a folder on your computer


Right click and save these images to a folder on your computer



goldglass and white glass




Open up the Mask and the above images in your PSP workspace


Go to your COLOUR PALETTE
Click on the small arrow in your Upper Styles Box
and select the Pattern Icon from the drop down options



Select the goldglass from the options window
Scale = 100
Angle = 0



REPEAT this process loading the 'whiteglass' into your Lower Styles Box

Left click the left uppermost box (foreground) and insert BLUE ( #5B9AC5 )
Right click on the right (background) uppermost box
(indicated by the red arrow)
and select 'white'.





Click on the Ocean image to activate it

Go to LAYERS >>> New Raster Layer

Go to MASK >>> New >>> From Image





Click OK

Go to MASK >>> View Mask





Select your FLOOD FILL tool
Right click on the 'light' section of the mask to fill
with 'whiteglass' pattern

Go to MASK >>> Delete

Go to EFFECTS >>> Plugins >>> EyeCandy 4000 >>> Glass
Click on the SETTINGS tab and select GLASS TUBING
then use these settings.




Click OK

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Settings:
Vertical & Horizontal = 1
Opacity - 80
Blur - 0
Colour = BLACK

Click OK

Go to COLOURS >>> Adjust >>> Brightness/Contrast
Settings:
Brightness = 18
Contrast = 23

Click OK


Go to EFFECTS >>> Plugins >>> EyeCandy 3 >>> Drop Shadow



Click OK

Go to EFFECTS >>> Sharpen >>> Sharpen





BORDER 1


Go to IMAGE >>> Add Borders = 2

With your MAGIC WAND
Settings:
Match Mode = RGB Value
Tolerance = 0
Feather = 0
Sample Merged = UNChecked


Select the white border and Flood Fill with the 'goldglass' pattern

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Settings:
Vertical & Horizontal = 1
Opacity - 80
Blur - 0
Colour = BLACK

Click OK

Repeat Drop Shadow changing
Vertical and Horizontal settings to - (minus) 1

Click OK

DESELECT





BORDER 2


Go to IMAGE >>> Add Borders = 20

With your MAGIC WAND
Select the white border and Flood Fill with the 'whiteglass' pattern

Go to EFFECTS >>> Plugins >>> EyeCandy 4000 >>> Glass
Use the same settings

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Use the same settings
REPEAT the Drop Shadow with the - (minus) settings

Click OK

DESELECT




BORDER 3


Go to IMAGE >>> Add Borders = 2

With your MAGIC WAND
Select the white border and Flood Fill with the 'goldglass' pattern

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Use the same settings
REPEAT the Drop Shadow with the - (minus) settings

Click OK

DESELECT





BORDER 4


Go to IMAGE >>> Add Borders = 15

With your MAGIC WAND
Select the white border and Flood Fill with the 'whiteglass' pattern

Go to EFFECTS >>> Plugins >>> EyeCandy 4000 >>> Glass
Use the same settings

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Use the same settings
REPEAT the Drop Shadow with the - (minus) settings

Click OK

DESELECT



BORDER 5

Go to IMAGE >>> Add Borders = 2

With your MAGIC WAND
Select the white border and Flood Fill with the 'goldglass' pattern

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Use the same settings
REPEAT the Drop Shadow with the - (minus) settings

Click OK

DESELECT



BORDER 6


Go to IMAGE >>> Add Borders = 5

With your MAGIC WAND
Select the white border and Flood Fill with the 'whiteglass' pattern

Go to EFFECTS >>> Plugins >>> EyeCandy 4000 >>> Glass
Use the same settings

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Use the same settings
REPEAT the Drop Shadow with the - (minus) settings

Click OK



BORDER 7

Go to IMAGE >>> Add Borders = 1

With your MAGIC WAND
Select the white border and Flood Fill with the 'goldglass' pattern

Go to EFFECTS >>>3D Effects >>> Drop Shadow
Use the same settings
REPEAT the Drop Shadow with the - (minus) settings

Click OK

DESELECT

That's it!! *S*

Resize to suit
and save as a .jpg file.

If you resize... don't forget to 'sharpen' your image/

I hope you enjoyed this very simple but effective tutorial.

I would like to thank ANNIE
from GRAFIXADDIX
for her assistance in testing this tutorial *S*
This is Annie's result





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