Tut "Citrus"

For this tut you will need the following things:

The beautiful scrap kit from Luz Designs, called "Citrus", is a PTU and you can purchase this kit HERE.

The tube is from ©Dean Yeagle, you need to purchase a licence number and his tubes in CILM, HERE.

Let´s begin:

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

2.- Copy and paste as new layer Paper 2, resize to 14%.

3.- Copy and paste as new layer Corazonlazo3, resize to 20%, with your magic wand select into the frame, then go to selection/modify/expand 3. Copy and paste as new layer Paper 10. Go to selection/invert, the Edit/Cut. Move this layer below the frame.

4.- Copy and paste as new layer the ©Dean Yeagle tube, Resize to convenience, with your eraser tool delete all what exceed the frame, and then apply drop shadow of choice.

5.- Copy and paste as new layers fg2, fg3 and fg4, resize to 8%, apply drop shadow to the three flowers. Put them as you can see in my tag.

6.- Copy and paste as new layer rd3, and rd1, resize to 25% both layers, move forward the background layer and put this as you can see in my tag, go to layers/duplicate one of them. Apply drop shadow as you used before.

7.- Copy and paste as new layer "2limones", resize to 10%. Apply drop shadow of choice.

8.- Copy and paste as new layer "Mosca", resize to 4%, go to layers/duplicate twice, and put as you can see in my tag.

9.- Copy and paste as new layer "Pote", resize to 8%. And put this layer as you can see in my tag. Apply drop shadow as before.

10.- Merge all visible layers, and add your licence number.

11.- Write your name, I used font: Berlin Sans FB, size: 48, colour outside: #4C8D17, colour inside: #FFB64E, apply some inner bevel of your choice, and apply drop shadow.

12.- Save as png.

It's done.

I hope you like it.

I love to see all your results, if you want you can send me your tags with the results of my tuts to: newartisticdreams@gmail.com

Thank you for try this and the others tuts.

This tutorial was writting by me, Mariel - ©Artistic Dreams on 11th of june of 2009, any resemblance to any other tutorial is completely coincidental.

Mariel - ©Artistic Dreams