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       Textured HSB Tag (NO SCRAPS)
   DIR By: Sezy
       Date: April 8, 2012, 3:31 am
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       [size=12pt]I've used PSP9 for this tutorial, however you should
       be able to create this tag in all versions.
       I am assuming you have some knowledge of how PSP and Animation
       Shop work, including applying masks.
       Supplies needed:
       3 tubes or close ups of choice.  I've used three tubes by  Ralph
       Macrey
  HTML http://macreyartplace.com
       , available for purchase at
       Artistic Dreams Imaging
  HTML http://artisticdreams.us
       .
       Please do not use the same tubes without the appropriate
       license.
       Font of choice.  I've used Ink in the Meat
       Mask of choice.  I've used Vix Big Mask 001 by Vix
  HTML http://vixpsp.blogspot.com.au/2011/03/new-masks-for-2011-vix-big-set-1.html
       Texture of choice.  I've used Vix Texture 7 by Vix
  HTML http://vixpsp.blogspot.com.au/2010/08/tagging-textures-set-2.html
       Plugins:
       Eye Candy 4000 - HSB Noise
       Eye Candy Impact - Gradient Glow (optional)
       1.  Open a new canvas 600x600 pixels.  Flood fill white.
       2.  Paste each of your tubes onto your canvas.  Resize each of
       them, so the faces are similar in size.
       Arrange to your liking.  See my screenshot below:
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       3.  Hide your white background and merge visible.  Unhide your
       background.  Colourise
       (Adjust - Hue and Saturation - Colourise) your tube layer with
       the following settings:
  HTML http://images59.fotki.com/v222/photos/5/1294515/8684281/TexturedHSBColourise-vi.jpg
       4.  Open your texture and paste as a new layer above your tubes.
       Change the blend mode to Screen (or one that suits your tubes
       and texture).
       5.  Select your tube layer.  Selections - Select all - Float.
       Selections - Select all - Defloat.  Highlight your texture
       layer.
       Selections - Invert.  Press Delete on your key board.
       Selections - Select None.
       6.  Hide your background layer.  Merge visible.  Unhide your
       background layer.  Crop your tag to size.
       7.  Apply mask of choice to your tube layer.  I set mine to 'Fit
       to Canvas', but you may need to change this, depending on where
       your tubes are placed.  Merge group.  You may like to duplicate
       your masked tube layer, depending on your mask and texture
       colours - I didn't in my example.
       8.  Add your name in font of choice.  I also added a gradient
       glow and drop shadow.
       9.  Add copyright and license number (if necessary).
       10.  Duplicate your masked tube layer twice for a total of three
       layers.  Rename Tube 1, Tube 2 and Tube 3.
       11.  On the Tube 1 layer, apply HSB Noise with the following
       settings:
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       12.  Apply HSB Noise to the Tube 2 and Tube 3 layers, hitting
       the random seed button.
       13.  Close off the masked tube layers, leaving the Tube 1 layer
       open.  Copy merged and paste as new animation in Animation Shop.
       14.  Close the Tube 1 layer and open the Tube 2 layer.  Copy
       merged and paste after the first frame.
       15.  Close the Tube 2 layer and open the Tube 3 layer.  Copy
       merged and paste after the second frame.
       16.  Select all frames and change the frame properties to 33.
       17.  Optimise your animation and save as a gif.
       And you're done :)
       Here's a second example, created by Always, a member of The Zone
       Groups, using the art of Arthur Crowe
  HTML http://clarkdark.deviantart.com
  HTML http://images59.fotki.com/v255/photos/5/1294515/8684281/AC_TextureSuzbyAlways-vi.gif
       And a twist on the tutorial, created by Nostalgic Jennifer, also
       from The Zone, using the art of Anna Marine
  HTML http://www.anna-marine.com
  HTML http://images53.fotki.com/v665/photos/5/1294515/8684281/arineThoughtsNostalgicJennifer-vi.gif
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