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March 28, 2015
10:14 PM | Edit Post
New Products At Inzpired Creationz Store
Tube Sassie by Kajenna
Matching Kit Sassie's Garden by Inzpired Creationz
Find BOTH here http://inzpiredcreationz.com/store/
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March 17, 2015
9:00 PM | Edit Post
New Products At Inzpired Creationz Store
Tube Christina by Denis Prenzel
Matching Kit Simplicity by Inzpired Creationz
Find BOTH here http://inzpiredcreationz.com/store/
Labels:Arizona Dreams,CT,Denis Prenzel,ICZ,ICZ Store | 0
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February 17, 2015
8:53 PM | Edit Post
New Products At Inzpired Creationz Store
Tube Gift Girl by Alehandra Vanhek
Matching Kit Puppy Love by Inzpired Creationz
Find BOTH here http://inzpiredcreationz.com/store/
Labels:Alehandra Vanhek,Arizona Dreams,CT,ICZ,ICZ Store | 0
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July 12, 2013
4:40 AM | Edit Post
Tutorial written by Kissing Kate on 12th July 2013
This tutorial is my own original work and any similarities with any other tutorial are coincidental and unintentional.
Anyone with a good basic working knowledge of PS CS5 should be able to follow this tutorial. Please feel free to get creative when following this tutorial, it is for guidance only!
Please do not claim this tutorial as your own. Anyone is welcome to use it and I would love to see your results. If you would like to share it in a group please link back to my blog.
Supplies Used
Tube: Decent Descent by Jay Trembly
Kit: Skull Beach by ICZ
Template – Manipulated by Magik
Mask of your choice.
Font of your choice.
Let’s get started!!!!!
Open up the template and delete the credits layer
Now let us work from the bottom up
Some people delete the background layer straight away but I like to keep it to see what I am doing
Left Rec 1 – colour # f7d413 – texture of your choice – d/s
Right click and copy layer style
Use same layer style on Right Rec 1
Middle circle – d/s – place paper 6 - clipping mask – texture
Place frame 1 in front of circle – resize to fit – d/s
Left Rec 2 – d/s – place paper 7 – clipping mask – texture
Right Rec 2 – d/s – place paper 7 – clipping mask – texture
Add palm tree 2 – rotate – place to right hand side (see tag) – d/s
Oval back – colour # f7d413 – texture of your choice – d/s
Pixel words – Colour # 1a1006
Frame - right click - colour overlay - blending mode colour – colour # 356d79
Bottom circle – d/s – place paper 6 – clipping mask - texture
Open tube in new window – select calque 3 – copy/paste main image (don’t worry about the text covering her just yet)
Go up to word art layer – right click – merge down
Go to word art background – right click – merge down again
Go back to mermaid layer and duplicate – move one layer above word art layer
Use the eraser to delete the parts of the tube covering the word art under her legs and her tail. Don’t delete the part covered by her face.
Now go back and add a mask merged with paper 7 below the first layer of the template and delete the white background
Now go back and make a new layer below the first mermaid layer and place sand element
Go to layer above the duplicated mermaid and add skull 4 – d/s – use use eraser to soften bottom part
Add skulls element in front of skull 4 – d/s – eraser to soften
Ok so now you can add a name and the correct copyright before resizing the tag to your preferred size.
Thank You!!
2:52 AM | Edit Post
Tutorial written by Kissing Kate on 12th July 2013
This tutorial is my own original work and any similarities with any other tutorial are coincidental and unintentional.
Anyone with a good basic working knowledge of PS CS5 should be able to follow this tutorial. Please feel free to get creative when following this tutorial, it is for guidance only!
Please do not claim this tutorial as your own. Anyone is welcome to use it and I would love to see your results. If you would like to share it in a group please link back to my blog.
This tutorial is my own original work and any similarities with any other tutorial are coincidental and unintentional.
Anyone with a good basic working knowledge of PS CS5 should be able to follow this tutorial. Please feel free to get creative when following this tutorial, it is for guidance only!
Please do not claim this tutorial as your own. Anyone is welcome to use it and I would love to see your results. If you would like to share it in a group please link back to my blog.
Supplies Used
Tube: Sirena Rocks by Jay Trembly
Kit: Mermaid Dream by ICZ
Mask of your choice.
Font of your choice.
Let’s get started!!!!!
Open up a new image 700x700 (background layer) and fill white so you can see what you are doing.
New layer - apply a mask and merge with paper 6
New window – open tube - select layer copy 1 – copy/paste onto main image
Now right click on this layer and apply a clipping mask, resize the tube so you can see all of her apart from her tail.
Duplicate the mermaid layer – right click and release clipping mask.
Use the eraser to remove most of the rocks etc.. the main thing we need to keep in this layer is her tail.. it doesn’t have to be perfect as we will be placing elements in front of some of the tail
Now go back to the layer below the duplicated mermaid.
Add palm tree 2 – rotate and put to the left hand side. it will look like its floating but once we add more elements in front it will look ok - add a drop shadow
Place moon 2 behind mermaids head, lower the layer opacity and use eraser to soften edges
Add the sand 1 element as seen in picture
Now go to a new layer above the mermaid duplicate and add the water 2 element.
Now add the wave element and use the eraser to soften the bottom part so it blends with the water (turn opacity down on the eraser)
Add the post element – d/s – use eraser – low opacity to erase some of the bottom parts of the post so it looks more natural, like the post is in the sand
Place the sea plant element in front of the wave – d/s
Duplicate the sea plant and move it slightly over
Place the clam shell to the left in front of the sea plants – d/s
Place starfish 2 and use eraser again to soften so it looks like the starfish is slightly sunk in the sand
Place the parrot element on the post – d/s
Place bottle 1 in front of post – use eraser so bottle looks like it is sunk in the sand
Place flowers 2 element in front of post, to the side of the bottle – d/s
Place flowers 1 in front of the clam – d/s
Place bird 2 in the sky, flying – d/s
Now this tube is topless so we might want to cover her assets if we want to be able to share the tag on facebook etc, so:
Use shell 2 to make a bra top for her.. duplicate the element for both boobs ..soften with eraser so its not so obvious
Ok so now you can add a name and the correct copyright before resizing the tag to your preferred size.
Thank You!!
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