Tuesday, August 25, 2020

FTU Gothic Neon Tech

This tut was written August 25, 2020 for those with a basic knowlewdge of psp.
I am using the awesome artwork of Danny Lee
The tube is called "Gothic Neon"
You need a license to use this tube, do not use without a license.
You can find this tube at S&CO store  HERE

I used PSPX...but any of them should work.
FTU kit Technolime by Miz Teeque HERE
Scroll down a bit 
Check out the rest of the blog HERE
Millie's PSP Madness Template 896 HERE
Check out the rest of the blog HERE
Mask of choice, I used WSL_Mask 222  HERE

Font of choice,  I used Evanescent 

Drop shadow is  V-3 H-5 Black, 50, 10, use what you prefer.
Let's get started
*Remember to add your drop shadow as you go along*

Open the template, duplicate, close the original, delete the credits.
Go to Image, Canvas size, 800 x 800, can always resize later.

Paste paper 8, on the bottom layer above the white layer,
apply your mask, delete, merge group. Adjust as needed.

Select layer one of the template, select all, float, defloat, paste paper 7,
invert, delete, select none.
Go to Effect, 3D Effects,  Inner Bevel
Shape 2, width 5
25, 2, 4, 0
270, 52, 25
Color white
Layer 2, do all the same, then paste paper 10, invert, delete, select none.
Same bevel settings.
Be sure to watch for any shading that shows on the edges and erase.

Layer 3, flip paper 9, paste, move so the dark green shows at the top,
invert, delete, same bevel settings.
Layer 4, paste paper 4, invert, delete, bevel settings.

Merge layer 6 down with layer 5, paste paper 3, move where you like,
invert, delete, keep selected, resize your close up tube to 50%, paste on the
left, delete, select none, duplicate, mirror, adjust on the right.
Duplicate the tubes, go to Adjust, Blur, Gaussian Blur, number on 4,
change the blend mode to Screen, merge down.

Merge layer 8 down with 7, select all, float, defloat, new layer, fill with black,
select none.
Add noise at 100% or what you prefer.

Layer 9, paste paper 2, adjust how you like, invert, delete, select none.
Same bevel settings applied.

Resize your close up to 50%, paste.

Resize element 16 to 35%, paste at the lower left.
Resize element 3 to 35%, paste on the radio, tap with your eraser brush
to make it look like it is hanging over the handle.

Resize element 8 to 80%, paste on the right below the tube.
Take your free hand tool. draw around the screen on the laptop,
duplicate the tube on the tag, move into the screen, invert, delete, select none.
Change the blend mode to Screen, lower the opacity to around 60.

Resize element 23 to 20%, paste on the laptop, duplicate, move down more.
Duplicate three more times, move two to the left behind the radio, and the third 
one mirror and move above the radio and down.

Resize element 2 to 20%, paste at the bottom, duplicate a couple of times,
move on each side.
Duplicate two more times, move to each side below the laptop layer.

Resize element 5 to 35%, free rotate to the right at 25 degrees, paste above the 
flowers at the bottom.
Resize element 25 to 20%, paste at the bottom, duplicate, mirror, move 
by the laptop.

Resize element 21 to 15%, paste by the laptop.
Resize element 6 to 25%, paste by the laptop.
Resize element 15 to 75%, paste at the lower right below the mouse and
camera.

Resize element 12 to 15%, duplicate, paste on each side by the flowers.
Resize element 11 to 55%, paste on the lower right above the mouse.
Resize element 31 to 55%, paste above the mask on one side, duplicate, mirror,
duplicate again, free rotate at 90 degrees, paste at the top, duplicate, mirror,
duplicate both that are at the top and flip, adjust at the bottoms.

Resize element 30 to 40%, paste at the upper left, duplicate, mirror.

Paste element 24 above the mask layer.

Add any other elements that you would like, make it your own.
Always readjust your mask and elements how you like them before you
 merge your tag, sharpen once.
Crop your tag to make sure no shadows or anything on the edges

 Then add your copyright and name.

That's it
Hope you enjoyed doing my tut.

 

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