♥ I Heart You ♥

Click the tag to preview at full size. This tutorial was written by Marta on January 30, 2009. Any resemblance to any other tutorial is coincidental. Do not copy and paste this tutorial elsewhere on the net. Absolutely NO Scripting and/or translating of this tutorial.

For this tutorial you will need:

PSP
Tube of choice
Font of choice (I used Twilight)
Mask - Vix_Mask_Valentine13 - You can download HERE
Mega Colab Kit *I Heart You* by Rachel of Captivated Visions and Deanna's Dreams.
You can purchase it HERE

I am using the artwork of Barbara Jensen, you can find her licensed art at Erotic Artist Gallery.

Let's get started:

Open a new image 600x500 and background set to white. Copy & paste paper10 as a new layer. Open Vix_Mask_Valentine13, Layers/New Mask Layer/From Image and find the mask in the drop down list. Delete mask layer, and merge group. Adjust/Add Noise/Set to 30.

Copy & paste frame11 as a new layer. Copy & paste paper14 as a new layer and move under the frame layer. Copy & paste your tube as a new layer and move under the frame layer. If you want your tube outside the frame, like my tag, click on your tube layer, Selections/Select All/Float/Defloat. Using your Eraser Tool, click on your frame layer, and erase any parts that are on top of your tube. When you have all parts erased, add drop shadow to your frame and tube layers. Merge these three layers.

Copy & paste the brackets, resize, add drop shadow. Move to each side of the frame layer. Using your Selection Tool, draw out a rectangle that fits between the 2 brackets, keep selected, and add new raster layer, copy paper16 and paste into selection, select none. Add drop shadow. Image/Rotate/Left 15 degrees on both brackets and paper layer. Position to your liking.

Copy & paste the flowers, duplicate. Image/Flip/Image/Mirror and move to desired position.

Add any additional bows, butterflies, hearts, doodles, or elements of your choice.

Crop or resize to your liking. Add your text, copyright info, and watermark, and save as a jpg, png, or gif file.

That's it.. all done!