Angels Tutorial



You will need:

A tube
Scrap Kit -'Angels'-from Bel Vidotti  HERE
Scroll down till you see the list of her scraps.
Font - I use Harrington
Filters Unlimited 2.0 - Wall Paper-Fine


New white canvas 700x700



Copy & paste BVS frame04 angels as a new layer
Resize 70% Bicubic-All Layers un-checked.
Image-Free Rotate-90 left. Move this frame over to
right side of canvas - duplicate-Mirror. Bring the 2 frames together
so that the insides just touch each other. Merge Down.



Magic Wand - click inside each frame - Selections-Modify-Expand 4
Copy & paste one of the papers from the kit - I used Paper8 - resized it
80% Bicubic-All Layers un-checked.Selections-Invert- hit delete. Select None.
Move paper layer below frames.

Copy & paste BVS bow08 angels as a new layer - resize 50% Bicubic-All Layers un-checked.
Place top of frames-Duplicate-Flip-Duplicate once more-Mirror & place centre of frames
See mine for example.

Make frames layer active-Magic Wand-click inside one of the frames- paste you tube as a new layer.
Place the tube in the centre of the frame - Selections-Invert- hit delete - Select None. Duplicate
the tube-Mirror, so that the duplicated tube is on the other side of the frames. Merge Down the tubes,
move them under the frame layer.

Give the tubes this Drop Shadow



At this stage you can add any of the Elements you like. Once finished, cross out the eyes on the bottom layer,
Merge Visable all other layers. Resize Merged layer 85% Bicubic-All Layers un-checked. Duplicate Merged Layer.
On original Merged layer - Adjust-Blur-Gaussian Blur 35.

Effects-Plugins-FiltersUnlimited 2-Wall Paper-Fine-Default setting.
Image-Free Rotate-Rotate 25% left - Duplicate-Mirror.



Add your name & correct copyright - cross out eyes on bottom layer - Merge Visable all other layers.
Copy Merged Layer - Paste as a New Image - resize to your liking. Save as a *Png



This tutorial was written by ©Kate on 29th December 2009.

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