Tut "Green and gold"

Hi all, today I make this tut with the beautiful scrap freebie from my friend Mar. Hope you like the tut.

You will need this scrap kit and you can download in Mar's blog. It's a freebie, called: "Happy St. Patrick".

The tube is from CILM, the beautiful art of Jennifer Janesko. And you can purchase her tubes HERE.

The mask I used is from Weescotlass, is the mask number 147. You can download HERE.

Let's begin:

1.- Open a new raster layer of 600 x 500 pixels. Transparent.

2.- Copy and paste as new layer, paper # 10. Open your mask in psp, go to masks/new mask/from an image, and select the mask # 147. Then go to Masks/delete mask. Add drop shadow of choice.

3.- Copy the element # 51, paste as new layer, and resize to 80%.

4.- Now with your loop tool, select into this image, all the center. Used my image for help.

5.- Open the close up of Janesko's tubes. Copy and paste as new layer, then reduce opacity of this layer to 50%. Go to select/ invert select. Then Edit/cut.

6.- Copy and paste as new layer element # 34, resize to 50% twice. Add dropp shadow of choice.

7.- Copy and paste element # 37 as ney layer, resize to 50%.

8.- Copy and paste as new layer element #49, resize to 25% and reflet.

9.- Copy and paste element #45, resize to 15%. Delete all what exceed the hat as you can see in my image.

10.- Copy and paste element #1, resize to 25%.

11.- Copy and paste all the others elements you can see in the tag, resize and add drop shadow to all the layers.

12.- Copy and paste the Janesko's tube, resize to 70%.

13.- Add the layers of wordarts, resize and add drop shadow too.

14.- Add your licence number, and merge all visible layers.

15.- Write your name, I used Font Carpenter Script, colour outside and inside: #005000

16.- Add drop shadow of choice I use one with orange colour. And then a black one.

17.- Save as png.

It's done.

I love to read your comments on my cbox about this or other tuts, thank you!!This tutorial was writting by me, Mariel - Artistic Dreams© on 27 th february of 2009, any resemblance to any other tutorial is completely coincidental.

Mariel - ©Artistic Dreams