I am using the art of Anna Marine which you can find HERE
I am using the PTU Scrapkit Erudit by Devilish Dezines which you can find HERE
Mask of Choice
Font of Choice
Filters Used:
Eye Candy - Gradient Glow - Fat - White and Purple
Xero - Radiance - 76, 124, 43, 91
Open a new image 600x600
Open Element 14 and paste as a new layer
Resize by 60 - Sharpen and position in the centre
Open Element 43 and paste as a new layer
Resize by 80 - Sharpen and position on the left of the previous layer
Duplicate - Image - Mirror and merge down when happy
Open Element 9 and paste - Resize this by 70 - Sharpen and position on the left of the frame
Open Element 29 - Resize by 30 - Sharpen and position on the bottom right of your tag
Open Element 46 and paste this as a new layer
Resize by 50 - Sharpen and send to the bottom - Position toward the top so the top of the layer is above the pillars
Staying on this layer - Open Element 37 - Resize this by 60 - Sharpen and position on that layer
Click on the curtain layer - Open Element 20 - Resize by 70 - Sharpen
Position toward the centre - Making sure its under the flower layer on the bottom right
Open Element 7 - Resize by 60 - Sharpen - Send to the top - Duplicate - Image - Flip
Merge these together and send to the bottom
Open Element 30 - Resize by 65 - Sharpen and position at the bottom of the tag
Open Element 18 - Resize by 50 - Sharpen - Position at the top of the pillars
Apply Gradient Glow to the wordart at the settings above
Open Element 40 - Send to the bottom above the dotted layer and arrange at the top
Open Element 50 - Resize by 70 - Sharpen and send to the bottom - Move to the bottom of the layers
Open your tube and paste as a new layer
Place at the bottom left of the tag and apply Radiance at the settings above
Open Paper 2 and paste as a new layer - Send to the bottom and apply a mask of choice - Merge Group - Duplicate - Merge Down
Add drop shadows to your layers - Merge Visible
Add correct copyright and licence information - Merge Down
Save as a png - Add your name - Save again - Done
I am using the PTU Scrapkit Erudit by Devilish Dezines which you can find HERE
Mask of Choice
Font of Choice
Filters Used:
Eye Candy - Gradient Glow - Fat - White and Purple
Xero - Radiance - 76, 124, 43, 91
Open a new image 600x600
Open Element 14 and paste as a new layer
Resize by 60 - Sharpen and position in the centre
Open Element 43 and paste as a new layer
Resize by 80 - Sharpen and position on the left of the previous layer
Duplicate - Image - Mirror and merge down when happy
Open Element 9 and paste - Resize this by 70 - Sharpen and position on the left of the frame
Open Element 29 - Resize by 30 - Sharpen and position on the bottom right of your tag
Open Element 46 and paste this as a new layer
Resize by 50 - Sharpen and send to the bottom - Position toward the top so the top of the layer is above the pillars
Staying on this layer - Open Element 37 - Resize this by 60 - Sharpen and position on that layer
Click on the curtain layer - Open Element 20 - Resize by 70 - Sharpen
Position toward the centre - Making sure its under the flower layer on the bottom right
Open Element 7 - Resize by 60 - Sharpen - Send to the top - Duplicate - Image - Flip
Merge these together and send to the bottom
Open Element 30 - Resize by 65 - Sharpen and position at the bottom of the tag
Open Element 18 - Resize by 50 - Sharpen - Position at the top of the pillars
Apply Gradient Glow to the wordart at the settings above
Open Element 40 - Send to the bottom above the dotted layer and arrange at the top
Open Element 50 - Resize by 70 - Sharpen and send to the bottom - Move to the bottom of the layers
Open your tube and paste as a new layer
Place at the bottom left of the tag and apply Radiance at the settings above
Open Paper 2 and paste as a new layer - Send to the bottom and apply a mask of choice - Merge Group - Duplicate - Merge Down
Add drop shadows to your layers - Merge Visible
Add correct copyright and licence information - Merge Down
Save as a png - Add your name - Save again - Done
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