You will need
FM Tile Tools
Xero Clarity
My zip file HERE
The lady tube is from Grafica Paola HERE
Please respect those who made the contents and do not change the file names
1: Set your foreground to the dmseyesgradient angle and repeats zero, style linear. Invert is not checked.
Note: All settings will remain the same throught the tutorial unless otherwise noted.
2: Open a new transparent canvas 700X450 and fill with the gradient.
3: Layers new raster layer.
Selections select all.
4: Open the Textuur_02. Click on the bar at the top copy. Back to working canvas. Paste into selection.
Select none.
Change the blend mode to Overlay and the opacity to around 70%.
5: Effects, plugins, FM Tile Tools, Blend Emboss with the default settings.
Repeat blend emboss once.
6: Open the femme_makeup04_tube_paola. Making sure the tube layer is active click on the bar at the top copy. Back to working canvas, paste as a new layer.
Position as in the main graphic.
Apply the following drop shadow.
7: Effects, plugins, FM Tile Tools, Blend Emboss.
8: Open the b29 tube. Click on the bar at the top copy. Back to working canvas. Paste as a new layer.
Image resize 80% bicubic making sure all layers is not checked.
Change the blend mode to Overlay.
9: Repeat step 7.
10: Open the @SB@-HotGuy tube. Making sure the tube layer is active click on the bar at the top copy. Back to working canvas, paste as a new layer.
Image mirror.
Image resize 80% bicubic making sure all layers is not checked.
Edit repeat resize.
Position as in the main graphic.
Change the blend mode to overlay and lower the opacity to around 75%.
Effects, edge effects, enhance.
11: Repeat step 7.
12: Open thedmseyestext. Click on the bar at the top copy. Back to working canvas, paste as a new layer.
Position as in the main graphic.
13: When you are happy how everything is positioned, merge all, flatten.
14: Effects, plugins Xero, Clarity with the default setting.
15: Image add borders 15 black.
16: Open the dmseyesframe tube. Click on the bar at the top copy. Back to working canvas, paste as a new layer.
Merge all, flatten.
17: Save as a jpg and you are all done.
This tutorial was written by Diane M. Stanley on April 14, 2010
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 Cody for testing this tutorial.
© D.M.S Creations 2010
