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Monday, May 13, 2013
Beach Party Time
Beach Pary Time
I am using the amazing artwork of Jamie Kidd
You can purchase it here: CDO
Scrapkit "Beach Babe" by Bella
You can purchase it here: Digifox
Drop shadow of choice
1. Open new image 500 X 500
2. Floodfill with paper4. Load mask of choice and merge group
3. Add new layer and floodfill with paper8. Load mask of choiceand merge group
4. Copy and paste palmtree. Resize to your liking and place in the middle of your image
5. Copy and paste tikihut. Resize to your liking and place on the left hand side of your image
6. Copy and paste canoe. Resize to your liking and place in the middle of your image
7. Copy and paste surf board. Resize to your liking and place on the right hand side of your image
8. Copy and paste tube. Resize to your liking and place next to your surf board.
9. Copy and paste life preserver. Resize to your liking and place in front of your canoe layer
10. Copy and paste floral element. Resize to your liking and place on the front of your tiki hut
11. Copy and paste tikihut name. Resize to your liking and place on the roof of the hut
12. Copy and paste face. Resize and place oh the left hand side of your tiki hut
13. Copy and paste pink flower. Resize to your liking and place to that it looks like it is sitting in front of your tiki face
14. Copy and paste blue flower. Resize to your liking and place next to the pink flower
15. Copy and paste yellow/green drink. Resize to your liking and place so that it looks like it is sitting on the bar of your tiki hut. Add drop shadow of choice
16. Copy and paste your coconut drink. Resize to your liking and place so that it looks like it is sitting on the back of your tiki hut. Add drop shadow of choice
17. Add your copyright info and text
18. Merge visible and Save
That's it..... I hope you have enjoyed my tutorial. If you have any questions please
feel free to leave a message in the Chatbox.
This tutorial was written May 2013 by me(Koolbrat) any similarities to another is just a coincidence.
I am using the amazing artwork of Jamie Kidd
You can purchase it here: CDO
Scrapkit "Beach Babe" by Bella
You can purchase it here: Digifox
Drop shadow of choice
1. Open new image 500 X 500
2. Floodfill with paper4. Load mask of choice and merge group
3. Add new layer and floodfill with paper8. Load mask of choiceand merge group
4. Copy and paste palmtree. Resize to your liking and place in the middle of your image
5. Copy and paste tikihut. Resize to your liking and place on the left hand side of your image
6. Copy and paste canoe. Resize to your liking and place in the middle of your image
7. Copy and paste surf board. Resize to your liking and place on the right hand side of your image
8. Copy and paste tube. Resize to your liking and place next to your surf board.
9. Copy and paste life preserver. Resize to your liking and place in front of your canoe layer
10. Copy and paste floral element. Resize to your liking and place on the front of your tiki hut
11. Copy and paste tikihut name. Resize to your liking and place on the roof of the hut
12. Copy and paste face. Resize and place oh the left hand side of your tiki hut
13. Copy and paste pink flower. Resize to your liking and place to that it looks like it is sitting in front of your tiki face
14. Copy and paste blue flower. Resize to your liking and place next to the pink flower
15. Copy and paste yellow/green drink. Resize to your liking and place so that it looks like it is sitting on the bar of your tiki hut. Add drop shadow of choice
16. Copy and paste your coconut drink. Resize to your liking and place so that it looks like it is sitting on the back of your tiki hut. Add drop shadow of choice
17. Add your copyright info and text
18. Merge visible and Save
That's it..... I hope you have enjoyed my tutorial. If you have any questions please
feel free to leave a message in the Chatbox.
This tutorial was written May 2013 by me(Koolbrat) any similarities to another is just a coincidence.
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