Dot over Dot
Background Tutorial
by
©Donna Ann
2004
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Supplies needed for this tutorial:
Tube of your choice for side picture.
Make a new image 62/62 inches
Add a new Raster Layer. Using your selections tool
*do not merge layers. Save as a psp image.
PSP 7 or PSP 8
(This was written in PSP8)
Filters: Simple
Filters/Quick Tile
Open your tube
Open the "blank small dot" tube or the one you made
from the above instructions.
With the Eyedropper tool,
background color, and also pick a color for your dots. Activate the Blank Sm. Dot tube. On the top "empty" layer, flood fill
Layers/Arrange/Send to bottom In your Layers Pallet, Highlight the dot layer. Using your magic wand
Selections/Select/ Invert, and flood fill the dot with your chosen "dot" color. Selections/Select none.
Layers/Merge/Merge all flatten.
Effects/Plugins/Simple/Quick Tile With your eye dropper When the window opens, select your new dotted tile pattern. ![]() Make a new image 1024 X the height of your tube.
Flood Fill
Make your blank Small Dot tile active again (here you have the option to use the same dot color or change it the way you did before). Image/Resize/ 50% With your eyedropper
as you did before. Select this new smaller dot pattern and flood fill
pattern on top of your 1024 wide background. Layers/Merge/Merge all flatten. Activate your tube
Copy and Paste it as a new selection on to the left
side of your 1024 background image.
*Add a drop shadow if desired Add your watermark
Selections/Select all
Selections/Modify/Contract 2
Image/Crop to selection
Save and assemble in Letter Creator.
©2006 Tutorials by Donna Ann
http://www.davose.com
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