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This is a super simple tutorial when I saw the chocolate's I thought
of Breeze and her love of all things chocolate!
Supplies HERE
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Place the Joe16 frame in your psp files -
picture frames
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Open the tubes and graphic in psp
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Open and minimize the font
Click on the Nancy tube - Windows - Duplicate - close the original
Layers - Add a new raster layer
Right click on the raster layer in your layer palette and choose
Arrange - Send to bottom
fill with color #8c0913
Click on the tube layer and add this drop shadow V&H 2 Opacity 68
Blur 6 black repeat the drop shadow
go to Image - Picture Frame - find the Joe18
Right click on one of the layer's and choose Merge - Merge Visible
Click on the Chocolate Graphic and add the frame in the same way
then merge visible
Open a new canvas 500x500 transparent
Fill the first layer with white
Click on the Nancy Graphic and go to Edit - copy then click on the
empty white canvas and go to Edit - Paste - Paste as a new layer
Image - Resize by 85% bicubic - uncheck resize all layers
Add the drop shadow
Copy and paste the chocolate graphic onto the canvas and add the
drop shadow
Image - Resize by 85% bicubic - uncheck resize all layers - Repeat
the resizing
Image - Rotate - Free Rotate
Position down and to the right
Copy and paste the chocolate chain tube onto the canvas and add a
drop shadow
Click on the Patry Tubes - Ribbon 6 onto layer2
with your freehand selection tool trace around the red bow - Edit -
Copy
then paste onto your canvas as a new layer - resize by 85% then add
a drop shadow
position the bow - right click on the bow layer and choose duplicate
Position the duplicated bow on the chocolate picture
Set your background color in your materials palette to #371a0f
Click on your text tool
Apply your name
Image - Rotate - Free Rotate - Right 90 degrees
Position and resize as necessary
Add the drop shadow
Add a new layer for your watermark and crop the excess and export as
a jpg.
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