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Black and White 2
For this tutorial you will need: Font - Black Chancery. Download Here Fantastic Machines Plug In - Download the free Plug Ins Here Scroll to the bottom, it says Quick Links, Download Free Demo. Click on (PAINT ENGINE) A tube of your choice. 1) Open a new image using the settings below
2) Open the lady image and go to Edit > Copy (Leave the lady image open as we'll be using it again later) Click on your new canvas and go to Edit > Paste > As New Layer
3) Go to Layers > New Raster Layer When the window opens, click ok
4) Click on the preset shapes tool and use the following settings
5) Draw a small rectangle
6) Go to the layer palette and duplicate the rectangle layer 11 times. Use your mover to position the rectangles as shown below
7) Go back to the layer palette and right click on the lady layer. Click Delete. Now right click on the bottom layer and go to Merge > Merge Visible This is what you should have
8) Click on your magic wand and use the following settings
9) While holding down the shift key on your keyboard, click inside each rectangle until they're all selected. Go to Selections > Modify > Expand Expand the selections by 1 pixel
10) Click back on your lady image and go to Edit > Copy. Now click on the canvas with the rectangles and go to Edit > Paste > Into Selection. Go to Selections > Select None
11) Time to add your text. Click on the text tool and click on the canvas. When the text entry box opens, type in your text, set your size to 48. Vector and Anti Alias checked. Click ok.
10) Move the text into position
11) Go to the layer palette and right click on the text layer. Click on Promote to Raster Layer Now right click on the bottom layer and Merge > Merge Visible. 12) Go to Effects > 3d Effects > Drop Shadow and use the following settings
13) Go to Effects > Plug Ins > Fantastic Machines > Paint Engine and use the following settings
14) Use the crop tool to crop away any excess canvas then go to Layers > Merge All (Flatten) Save as a .jpg file and you're done!
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written by Shell © 2004 |