Pretty In Pink

Pretty In Pink

You will need

Krusty's FX vol. II 1.0 plugin

FM Tile Tools plugin

My zip file HERE

1: Open a new transparent canvas 500X300.

Flood with the dmsprettyinpink gradient angle 45, repeats 1 invert is not checked.

2: Effects, plugins Krusty's FX vol. II 1.0, Pattern Generator M (radial 2) default settings.

Lower the opacity to55%.

3: Open the 1795dwtubes tube and resize by 60% bicubic.

Click on the blue bar at the top making sure the lady layer is highlighted, copy. Back to the main working image. Paste as a new layer.

Move to the left as in the main graphic.

4: Open the dmspipdivider.

Click on the blue bar at the top making sure the design layer is highlighted, copy. Back to the main working image. Paste as a new layer.

Move to the right as in the main graphic.

5: Effects, 3D effects drop shadow.

Repeat the drop shadow with the vertical and horizontal at -2 (minus 2)

6: Open the CJ_Misted Swan2 tube. Image resize by 45%.

Click on the blue bar at the top, copy. Back to the main working image. Paste as a new layer.

Move between the woman and the design. Change the blend mode to luminance legacy. Lower the opacity to 80%

7: Effects plugins FM tile tools Blend Emboss default settings.

Once you are happy with how everything is positioned, merge all, flatten.

8: Open the dmsprettyinpinkframe. Select the inside of the frame with the magic wand. Feather and tolerance set at zero.

Selections, modify, expand by 1.

Layers new raster layer.

Click on the blue bar at the top of the main graphic copy. Back to the frame. Paste into selection.

Layers arrange move down.

Do not deselect.

9: Click on the top frame layer and apply the following cutout.

Merge all, flatten. Select none.

10: Add any text you wish and your watermark, save as a JPG and you are all done.

This tutorial was written by Diane M. Stanley on May 26, 2007.

Any similarity to any other tutorial is purely coincidental. No copyright infringement is intended as this is purely for the learning experience gained through creating this tag.

This tutorial must not be passed through e-mail, groups or by any other method without written permission from myself.

Thank you to Cate and Chris for testing this tutorial.