STEAM PUNKER

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STEAM PUNKER

Date Written: July 11, 2013

PROGRAMS YOU NEED

You are responsible for finding things you need to do this tutorial.

You will need a good working knowledge of the programs I use.

Paintshop or Corel Program 

ITEMS YOU NEED

 Thank all of you whose items I used to make this tag.
I do appreciate the use of them.

TUBE: Your Choice: My Tube is a tube I purchased by Arthur Crowe’s 

Which you must purchase Here.

KIT: I am using Gimptastic Tuts  FTU Steam Punker  Here

MASK: DBV Mask 151 Here

FONT: Of your choice

READ BELOW BEFORE STARTING
Settings may differ slightly depending on program you use I use x2

Close original after you copy it unless I state otherwise.

RE-SIZE only one layer and sharpen once if needed

Left click and right click refers to mouse buttons.

Refer to my image for placement of items.

Now Lets Start

1.  Select your Tube and Mask minimize them for now

2. Open a new 700x700 transparent image

Selections/select all

3. Select Paper 5 from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste into selection on your image

Selections/select none

4.  Layers/new mask layer/from Image

(Mask Settings below the step)

Select DBV Mask 151  in the window

Click Ok

Layers palette/right click mask/merge/merge group

5.  Select wire from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

 Do not Re-size

Move to bottom left corner of mask

6.  Effect/3D/Drop Shadow

7.  In layers palette right click wire layer

Duplicate it 1 time

Image/mirror

Image/flip

8.  Select doorplate from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

Re-size 110%, adjust/sharpen

Image/rotate 10.00 left boxes not checked

Apply same drop shadow

Leave centered of image

9.  Select watch guts 1 from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

 Re-size 85%

Apply same drop shadow

Move to Top right side of doorplate

10. Select gear 1 from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

Do not Re-size

Apply same drop shadow

Move to the right below watch guts.

11.  Select blade from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

Re-size 85%

Apply same drop shadow

Move to the right below gear

12. Select lock from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

Re-size 85%

Image/free rotate/15.00 right

Apply same drop shadow

Move next to blade adjust so the arm is inside the blade center

13. Optional Step

Using Lasso (settings below)

Select the right side of lock arm  going around it with your lasso
erase the part hiding the blade

14.  Select hair comb from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

 Do not Re-size

Image/free rotate 15.00 left

Apply same drop shadow

Move to top left side of door plate

15. Select mask from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

Re-size 60%

Apply same drop shadow

Move to left below the top of the comb

16. Select trunk from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

Re-size 70%

Apply same drop shadow

Move to the bottom slightly to the right

17. Select phone from the kit edit/copy

Edit/paste as new layer into your image

Re-size 85%

Apply same drop shadow

Move to bottom left side of trunk

18. Select your tube edit/copy

edit/paste as new layer

re-size as needed. I re-sized mine 75%

apply same drop shadow

I also mirrored my tube

Adjust your tube where you want it.

19. Select tag from the kit edit/copy

edit/paste as new layer into your image

image/free rotate 15.00 right

apply same drop shadow.

20. (Optional  step)

Using  lasso select part of the tubes leg

edit/copy

add a new layer above tag edit/paste into selction

 21. Add any text that you wish to

22. Re-size your image if you wish to all layers Smart Size.

                                 Now add a New Layer apply copyrights and watermark

23. Save your image in png format

Thanks Marsha and Ruth for testing my tutorials.

I appreciate it very much.

When using my tutorials for Stationary

Please add a credit in your footer.
With a link back to where my tutorial is located.

 

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