Friday, March 15, 2013
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FTU Dreaming Of You
This tutorial was written by me on March 15, 2013.
It was made out of my own creation and any similarity is purely coincidental.
I used pspx2 but any version should work without problems.
Let's get started!
Artist: Roman Zaric
Scrapkit: Dreaming Of You by Kittz Kreationz
Mask: any of choice
Template: 222 by me. You can find it HERE
Plugins: Xero - Porcelain
Font: Masterics
*open your mask and minimize it in your workspace*
Open template - duplicate it - close original template
Make your background visible - delete copyright layer
Canvas size 700x700 flood fill background with white
On your materials palette change your foreground to #fbe9da and background to
#ffcaca
Change your background to gradient with the following settings:
Angle: 45 Repeats: 1 Invert: checked Style: Radial - hit ok
On layer 1 - Selections All - float - defloat
New layer - Selections - Smooth
smoothing amount: 10 - Anti Atlas: checked - hit ok
Flood fill w gradient - new layer
Open paper4 - c/p into selection - deselect
Change blend mode to overlay
On layer 2 - Selections All - float - defloat
New layer - Selections - Smooth
smoothing amount: 10 - Anti Atlas: checked - hit ok
Flood fill w gradient - new layer
Open paper1 - c/p into selection - deselect
Change blend mode to overlay
Open ele51 - resize by 50% - sharpen - c/p as new layer - place to right
Open ele29 - resize by 60% - c/p as new layer - place to left
rotate to the left with your deform tool a little
Merge layer 4 down to layer 3
Selections all - float - defloat
New layer - Selections - Smooth
smoothing amount: 10 - Anti Atlas: checked - hit ok
Flood fill w gradient - new layer
Open paper3 - c/p into selection - deselect
Change blend mode to luminance (L) - change opacity to 50
Duplicate - change blend to screen - opacity to 100
On layer 5 - add noise - unform - 50% - hit ok
On layer 6 - Selections All - float - defloat
New layer - Selections - Smooth
smoothing amount: 10 - Anti Atlas: checked - hit ok
Flood fill w gradient - new layer
Open paper5 - c/p into selection - deselect
Change blend mode to overlay
Open ele47 - resize by 60% - c/p as new layer
Place so its above layer 6
Open ele50 - resize by 75% - c/p as new layer - place to the right
Go to layer 8 - c/p tube as new layer - place face inside circle of 8
Click inside circle (layer 8) w magic wand - selections - smooth w settings as above
New layer - flood fill with gradient
On tube layer - invert - delete - deselect
Xero - porcelain - change blue channel to 0
Change blend mode to overlay - merge tube down to gradient
merge gradient down to layer 8
Duplicate layer 8 - mirror and place on top of layer 7
Delete layer 7
Merge layer 10 down to layer 9 - add drop shadow
Open ele27 - resize by 50% - sharpen - c/p as new layer place to right
Open ele26 - resize by 50% - sharpen - c/p as new layer place to right
Duplicate 2x and place them in a row next to each other, merge them together
Open your tube - resize to fit your tag - c/p as new layer - place to bottom
Xero - porcelain - change blue channel to 0 - hit ok
Duplicate tube - change blend to soft light - merge down
Open ele28 - resize by 60% - c/p as new layer - place to left
Go to row of flowers to the right under tube - duplicate them - mirror
Place above tube layer
On layer 11 - selections all - float - defloat - new layer
fill with gradient and apply inner bevel with these settings:
Bevel: 2 - Width: 4 - Smoothness: 5 - Depth: -8 - Shininess: 12
Color: white - angle: 315 - intensity: 38 - elevation: 45 - hit ok
Add drop shadow - merge layer 12 down to 11
Go to background layer - click in it with magic wand - new layer
Flood fill with gradient - new layer
Open paper 5 - c/p into selection - deselect - change blend to overlay - merge down
Layers - new mask layer - from image
Find your mask in source window - create mask from source luminance - hit ok
Merge group - delete your background layer - merge visible
Add your credits and your name
Thanks for trying my tutorial :)
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