·FRAMED·BEAUTIES·

This tutorial was written for those that have a working knowledge of PSP. Supplies Needed: PSP 9 (any version will work) 1 main Tube and 3 images or tubes of choice I used artwork by Elias Chatzoudis Scraps of choice Brushes of choice Font of choice i used Orator Std Frame belongs to me and you can get that- here ..::Let's Begin::.. Open a 600x400 transparent canvas, flood fill white. Paste your frame as a new layer,you may colorize it to your liking. Open your scraps and paste your belt as new layer move it down to the bottom of your frame.add drop shadow of choice. If you have any pieces sticking out of your frame click on your selections tool and remove these parts like this: go to selections/invert and hit delete on your keyboard. Click on your white background add a new layer,add brushes of choice. once you have your brushes on your background click on your selections tool again and draw a square on your frame like this: and go to selections/invert and hit delete on your keyboard. Click on your white background again,draw out another square on your frame and paste a paper of choice as a new layer.go to selections/invert and hit delete on your keyboard. Yours should look somthing like this: Click on your paper layer and draw out a square around one of your frames and paste your image or tube as a new layer.and go to selections/invert and hit delete on your keyboard.do the other 2 frames the same way. Make your top layer active and paste your flower as a new layer move it below your belt place them however you like and add a drop shadow of choice. Once you have your flowers in place click on your top layer and paste your main tube as a new layer and add a drop shadow of choice.move it to the right.look at mine for example. Add all your copyright info and your name and save as png. Hope you enjoyed my tut!

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