I Thought - DesignsByStina

Scrap Kit Name :  A Class Act            
Designer Name :  DesignsByStina    
 

Discloser:
This tutorial assumes you have good working knowledge of Paint Shop Pro and its tools. It was created and written in PspX2 but may be done in previous versions. My tutorials are from my own creative imagination any resemblance to other tutorials is strictly coincidental. If I am using a brush or mask that belongs you and I don't have you listed please let me know which tutorial and which item is yours include your designer name and website information so I can give you credit and remove them from the materials. I am copyright compliant so any tutorial that has a tube whether it is a Pay To Use (PTU) or Free To Use (FTU) will never be included in my materials. The same goes for scrap kits.
 
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Materials Not Included:

• ScrapKit:  A Class Act : Designs By Stina
  
• Tube: Toy_school_girl_with_bear: By: Laguna
   
  Plugins Used:
  Mura's Filter Meister - Copies 1.3
   
   
  Tutorial Instructions:
   
   Step 1: Create a new canvas 825*550, transparent
  
  Step 2: Open Cluster02-d ; CTRL+C and Close
  
  Step 3: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S: 100 px (width) all layers unchecked
    
  • Effects: Plugins: Mura's Copies: (click on screen shot for settings)
    
    
  • Effects: 3-D: Drop Shadow:  1,1,54,8.00,#404040
    
  
  
  Step 4: Open Chalkboard01; CTRL+C and close
  
  Step 5: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S: 125 px (width)
    
  • Move just above the ribbon (see mine for placement)
    
  • Adjust: Sharpness: Sharpen
    
  • Drop shadow
    
  
  
  Step 6: Open Word Art09; CTRL+C and close
  
  Step 7: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIT+S: 50 px (width)
    
  • CTRL+A, CTRL+F, CTRL+SHIFT+F
    
  • Adjust: Sharpness: Unsharp Mask: 4.00,60,4, check luminance only
    
  • CTRL+A, CTRL+F, CTRL+SHIFT+F
    
  • Layers: New Raster Layer
    
  • Selections: Modify: Expand: 2
    
  • Flood fill with white
    
  • CTRL+D
    
  • Move this layer under word art layer
    
  • Highlight wordart layer and merge down.
    
  • Move this just above the eraser (see mine for placement)
    
  • Drop shadow
    
  
  
  Step 8: Open your tube; CTRL+C and close
  
  Step 9: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S: 150 px (width) (if you are using a different tube play around with the size)
    
  • Move to the right side of the chalk board (see mine for placement)
    
  • Adjust: Sharpness: Sharpen
    
  • Drop shadow
    
  
  
  Step 10: Open Books03; CTRL+C and close
  
  Step 11: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S: 65 px (width)
    
  • Adjust: Sharpness: Sharpen
    
  • Drop shadow
    
  • move to the left of the chalkboard (see mine for placement)
    
  
  
  Step 11:  Open Dog; CTRL+M, CTRL+C and close
  
  Step 12: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S: 65 px (width)
    
  • Move to the left just above the books (see mine for placement)
    
  • Adjust: Sharpness: Sharpen
    
  • Drop shadow
    
  
  
  Step 13: Open Shavings05; CTRL+C and close
  
  Step 14: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S:  45 px (width)
    
  • Move this just the right of the ribbon (see mine for placement)
    
  • Adjust: Sharpness: Sharpen
    
  • Drop shadow
    
  
  
  Step 15: Open Blocks03; CTRL+C and close
  
  Step 16: CTRL+L
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S: 80 px (width)
    
  • Adjust: Sharpness: Sharpen
    
  • move to the right just under your tube (see mine for placement)
    
  • Drop shadow
    
  
  
  Step 17: Merge visible
  
  
  
  • duplicate
    
  • Adjust:  Blur: Gaussian Blur: 13.00
    
  • Change Blend Mode: Hard Light
    
  • Highlight original layer
    
  • CTRL+A, CTRL+F, CTRL+SHIFT+F, CTRL+SHIFT+I
    
  • Highlight duplicated layer
    
  • Hit your delete key, CTRL+D
    
  
  
  Step 18: Merge Visible
  
  
  
  • SHIFT+S: 500 px (width) all layers checked
    
  • Add copyright info
    
  • Watermark
    
  • Name
    
  • Save as .png or .jpg
    
  
   
  Thank you for trying my tutorial “I Thought”. I hope you enjoyed it. Any questions or concerns please contact Karma Happy Creating!