Easter Blitz

This tutorial is a creation of my own. Any resemblance to another is purely coincidental. No copyright infrigments are intended. Please read my TERMS before doing my tutorial. I usedPaintshop Pro X to make this tutorial, but will be compatible with versions 8 and newer. You will need to have a working knowledge of PSP to do this tutorial. My tutorials may seem lengthy, but I try to write them so even the moderate beginner can be able to do them. What you will need: Paint Shop Pro if you don't have it you can get an evaluation copy HERE .psp Image HERE The image and mask I've collected along the way or got from a group. Please keep it in contact. If it's yours please let me know so I can give the proper credits. Unzip the image into your PSP image folder. Unzip your mask into your PSP mask folder. **Save your work often!!!! 1. Open up a new image. 600x500. Transparent. 2. Open up the cornerdesign.     Edit/Copy, Edit paste as a new layer. 3. Open up image download (y_easter8).     Edit/Copy. Edit/Paste as a new layer. 4. Duplicate this layer, and shut it off for later use. 5. Return to the original layer, cornerdesign.     Effects/Artistic effects/Enamel and apply:     Blur = 80     Detail = 90     Density = 40     Angel = 315     Color = White     OK.     Move this layer up some and to the left. 6. Duplicate this layer.     Image/Flip, and move this layer to the right and down some. 7. Open up the shut layer, and center it between the 2 designs you     just made. 8. If you don't have a blank first layer, open up a new layer, and drag it to the     bottom.     9. Materials.     Make your foreground color #b49fa6. Background color #75929a.     Change your solid color to Gradient and choose :     Foreground-Background     Angle = 118     Repeats = 3     Style = Linear (the first one)     Horizontal and Vertical = 50     OK. 10. Effects/Artistic effects/Color foil and apply:       Blur = 100       Detail = 19       Color = White       Angle = 117       OK. Now you can add a frame around what you made and add some words to it, and that's it. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Keep checking back to see if I've added new tutorials or sign up to get a up date on something new I made. Take care now :) Debbie March 11, 2011 Copyright© 2001-2011 Kreative-Expressionz