New CT Tag and Tut for Designs by Norella
Artist: Designs by Norella you can purchase here: Pics for Design
Scrapkit by: Gothic Inspirations "Witchcraft" Sampler here
Hello everyone!! Here is a new tut for you called "Witchcraft". I used a FTU scrapkit that from Gothic Inspirations called "Witchcraft" Sampler which you can download here . I also used the amazing art of Designs by Norella which you can purchase at Pics for Design Here
You must have a license to use her art.
PSP - I use 9 but any version should work.
Mask: Mask of choice
Supplies:
Scrapkit: FTU scrapkit by Gothic Inspirations "Witchcraft" Sampler Here
Tube of Choice
I used a poser tube created by Designs by Norella which you can purchase at Pics for Design Here
Font: Waking the Witch
Font: Waking the Witch
FILTERS USED: Luminance Legacy, Multiply, Gradient Glow
This tutorial was written by me, January 25, 2014. Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental. Please do not claim it as your own.
Ok let's begin.
Open a new canvas 600x600
Copy and paste Frame 2 and resize as needed. Click inside with the magic wand and Modify, Expand by 5. Copy and paste paper 4, resize as needed and then invert and hit delete on keyboard. Make sure the paper is under your frame. While still selected, copy and paste your close up tube, resize as needed and place where you want her. Duplicate and on bottom tube layer apply Luminance Legacy and dropshadow. On the top tube layer apply Multiply.
On the bottom layer copy and paste Paper 1 and apply your mask of choice. Merge group.
Copy and paste your main tube and resize as needed and place where desired. Now you can place whatever elements you would like, resize as needed and place where desired. Dropshadow your elements and main tube. Here are the elements I used:
Bats
Bling
Book
Candle
Chalice
Cloud
Cross
Falling Leaves
Floral
Fog
Foliage
Incense
Lamp
Lantern
Leaves1
Leaves 3
Magic
Moon
Pent
SkullwRose
Spider
Add your copyrights and your name.
I used Waking the Witch for the name.
Merge all visible and save as PNG.
And your done. Hope you enjoyed using my tutorial.
xoxo
Angie
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