Click on the image for truth size
Needed:
Tube (max. 470 pixels high)
Texture:
L&K 17
Selection:
EM Design 135
Font:
Sciptina
Brush:
hbg 2003_lines3 002
Pattern:
Goud patroon
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1. Open a new image 500 X 500 transparent
2. Go to the material palette and take two colors, I have chosen for blue as foreground color and black as background color
3. Activate flood fill tool and fill the image with foreground color
4. Effects - texture effects - texture – lk17.
Settings:
5. Effects - edge effects - enhance
6. Layers - new raterlayer
7. Selections - selections load/save - load selection from disk - EM Design 135.
Mark source luminance and replace selection
8. Selections - modify - select selections borders - border width 1 pixel
Mark outsite and anti alias
9. Layers - new rasterlayer
Activate flood fill tool and fill the border with background color
10. Selections - select none
11. Go to the tube
Edit - copy
12. Return to your image
Edit - paste - paste as a new layer
13. Activate move tool and drawer your tube at the correct place
(sse example)
14. Effects - 3D effects – dropshadow
Vertical and horizontal 10 - opacity 50 - blur 5 - color black
15. Layers - new raster layer
16. Activate paint brush - hbg 2003_lines3 002 brush - size 210.
17. Stamp the brush to the right upper part
(see example)
18. Layers - duplicate
19. Image - flip
19. Layers - duplicate.
20. Activate move tool and move these brush between 2 the brushes, which you have placed (see example)
21. Go to the materials palette and chance foreground color in pattern and
search for Goud patroon - angle 359 and scale 120
Turn the foreground pattern with the background color (now is background color foreground and pattern background pattern)
22. Activate text tool - font: Scriptina - size 40, stroke width 1, Mark anti alias aanvinken and create as vector
23. Type your text
24. Layers - convert to rasterlayer
25. Activate deform tool and turn the text something slanting
(sse example)
26. Effects - 3D effects – dropshadow
same settings
27. Go to the layers palette and close raster 2 (click on the eye)
28. Layers - merge - merge visible
29. Layers - arrange - send to bottom
30. Go to the layers palette and open raster 2 and make raster 2 active
31. Activate magic wand - tolerance and feather 0 - mode: add
32. Select the insite of all squares
32. Layers - new raster layer
33. Activate flood fill tool and fill the first square with foreground color
33. Layers - new raster layer
34. Activate flood fill tool and fill the second square with foreground color
34. Repeat point 33 and 34 till all squares has been done
34. Selection - select none
35. Go to the layers palette, close all layer except Merges layer, raster 1 and raster 2 they stay open.
36. Edit - copy merge
36. Open animation shop
37. Edit – paste - as new animation
38. Return to psp
39. Go to the layer palette and close raster 1 and open raster 3
39. Edit - copy merge
41. Return to animation shop
Edit – paste – after current frame
42. Return to psp
43. Go to the layer palette and close raster 3 and open raster 4
43. Edit - copy merge
44. Return to animation shop
Edit – paste – after current frame
45. Return to psp
46. Go to the layers palette and close raster 4 and open raster 5
46. Edit - copy merge
47. Return to animation shop
Edit – paste – after current frame
48. Repeat this to you all squares have used
48 In Animation Shop,
Edit - select all
49 Animation - frame properties - display time 30
save and ready is Vin Diesel
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