This tutorial was written for those with a working knowledge of Paint Shop Pro.

What you will need:

Paint Shop Pro - I used PSP X2 but any version will do.

Scrap Kit used - As Times Goes By from our wonderful Alison from Hungry Hill. You can get it Here.

I used the gorgeous artwork by Dominic Marco.  You will  need a license to be able to use these images.  Please don't use his artwork without a license. You can purchase the image Here.

Mask of choice. I used Vix Mask 443. It can be found Here

Lets Get Started:

I used the marvelous artwork of Dominic Marco for my tutorial. You will need to purchase

a license to use his artwork. Please do not use his art unless you have one.

Open Paper 6 and reduce to 60% and select  your flood fill tool.

In your foreground palette select your paper 6 and flood fill your canvas.

Go to Layers - Load/Save Mask - Load Mask from Disk and select the Vix Mask 443. Apply, Layers - Merge - Merge group.

Open  your leaf-doodle and reduce by 80%, paste to your canvas & copy and flip merge this and then duplicate and mirror.

Open your frame and reduce by 70% - (I used the frame 2 and glitter circle).

Open the Comfy-Chair and reduce in size by 40%

Copy your vine element and reduce by 50%

Grab the note card and reduce by 30% and paste on your canvas, add a drop shadow.

Add your tube and position where you choose.  I chose 2 different tubes and used one as a background and the other to sit on the chair but you can position them where you think they fit.

  

This tutorial was written for those with a working knowledge of Paint Shop Pro.

You will need:

Paint Shop Pro - I used PSP X2 but any version will do.

Scrap Kit used - FTU Music Princess Mini Kit. You can get it Here.

I used the gorgeous artwork by Ismael Rac.  You will  need a license to be able to use these images.  Please dont use his artwork without a license. You can purchase the image Here.

Mask of choice. I used Vix Mask 42. It can be found Here

Filers used - Eye Candy Impact - Glass and Gradient Glow.

Lets Get Started:

Remember to save your tag often.

Open an image 550 x 550 background transparent.

Select one of the papers to use for your mask.  I used MP_pp5_CCO.  Copy your paper to your image and reduce in size by 50%.  Go to Layers - Load/Save Mask - Load Mask from Disk - Select the mask you need for your tag.

Select Load and merge group.

Select your star element and copy and paste to your background and resize by 85%

Select your Rectangle Tool and draw out a rectangle to a size so that you can make a speaker box for the speaker elements.

Duplicate the box and hide the fill layer. Go to Layers - Convert to Raster Layer. With your Magic Wand tool, click on the frame colour and select. Eye Candy - Impact - Glass

Merge the two layers so that the speakers look realistic.  Add the speakers to the box and reduce one so that it can sit above the bottom one.

Position your speaker on your tag and copy and reduce if you desire.

I then added the film strip element and then posted a tube in different positions and posed different parts of her body in the strip.  I used the same tube and just erased the parts I didnt want to show with the Eraser tool.

Once I had them as I liked, I then grabbed my selection tool and highlighted just inside the black frame and  added a new raster layer while the frame was still selected. Moved it below the tubes and then grabbed my flood fill tool and filled the selection with this new colour.

Go to Effects - Texture Effects - Weave (With the following settings)

Place your feature tubes on your tag and position as desired, then add a drop shadow to them. V2, H-2, O50, B2.

Add your copyright © to your tag and then add your name.

Save your tag as either a PNG or JPG.

You are now finished making your tag.

I hope you enjoyed doing my tutorial.

This tutorial was written on 26 August 2011.

Any resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental.

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This tag was made using Foxy's Designz kit Magical Dreams

You can purchase it here.

I wrote this tutorial for those who have a working knowlege of Paint Shop Pro for those with an intermediate level of understanding.

You Will Need:

Paint Shop Pro (PSP) - I used PSPXII but an earlier version will work just as well.

Gorgeous artwork by René Kunert.  Although you cannot purchase her art in a store, her art is available at her Forum which can be found HERE.  Tubes by René are only available as a gift after donating towards her forum.  You will need a licence for her artwork and this can be obtained from René when you receive your gift.

I used the fantastic Scrap kit by CBJ and can be purchased HERE

Font used was Brush Script Std, you can get it HERE

Lets Get Started:

First off open a new image 500 x 500 with a transparent background.

Then open the elements you wish to use in your tag.

I didnt use a mask for this tag as the elements used were enough.  I used the splatter as the base for my tag. Then placed the flowers on a 25% angle to the left.  Then I placed the leaves on the right side to offset the flowers on the other side.

I then placed the frame on my tag reduced by 60% applied a drop shadow of O2, H-2, O50, B2.

Once you have your tag how you like it, I copied Paper 15 onto the tag and placed behind the frame. Selected my Selection tool, Rectangle, Add, Anti-Alias on.  

Highlight the paper layer in your layers, draw out a rectangle just a little bigger than the inside of the frame and then select Selections - Invert - Delete.

Once you have the inside of your frame closed with the paper of your choice, take your tube and paste to the frame where you like.  I placed the tube under the frame and then used my eraser tool to carefully erase the layers that covered the frame elements on the tube.  Or you can duplicate your tube, placing one above the frame layer and one below and erase where you need to on the top layer so it looks perfect.

Once your tube is right, add a couple more elements to make your tag look complete.

Add your copyright © to your tag and then add your name.

Save your tag as either a PNG or JPG.

You are now finished making your tag.

I hope you enjoyed doing my tutorial.

This tutorial was written on 19 August 2011.

Any resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental.

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This tutorial was written for those with a working knowledge of Paint Shop Pro.

Supplies Needed:

Paint Shop Pro - I used PSP XII but any version will work just as well.

Scrap Kit - I used the gorgeous kit by Hungry Hill called Pearl of the Carribean. You can find it HERE.

Tube of choice - I used the fantastic artwork by Olivia which you need a licence to use. You can purchase your tube from HERE.  If you dont have a licence, then you need to request one from CDO.

Mask of Choice - The mask was provided in the kit, but any will do.

Font of Choice - I used Booter which is a free font and can be found HERE.

Lets Begin:

1. Open a canvas 500 x 500 with a transparent background.

2. Open your kit and select the mask provided.  Copy and paste into your canvas and reduce by 85% Reduce Opacity to 70%

3. Place your elements on  your tag and arrange to suite your layout.  I reduced the elements to fit my tag by 30-40% add a drop shadow to your elements, Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow - V1, H-1, B50, O 2, colour Black.

4. Place your tube on your tag and give it a slight shadow. As used on the elements Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow - V1, H-1, B50, O 2, colour Black.

5. Now add your copyright © on your tag.

6. Add your name to your tag in a colour that is complimentary to your tube. I used Black with an outline of white set at 1.00 and added a drop shadow of Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow - V2, H-2, B50, O 2, colour Black.

7. Save your tag as either a PNG or JPG and you are done.

Here is another version of the same tag with a different artist.  I used Lady Mishka for this tag.  You can find this at Pics For Design (PFD)

You are now finished.

I hope you enjoyed doing my tutorial.

This tutorial was written on 18 August 2011.

Any resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental.

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 This tutorial was written for those with a working knowledge of Paint Shop Pro.

YOU WILL NEED:

* Paint Shop Pro or similar. I used PSPXIII but you should be able to make this tag in earlier versions.

* Tube of choice. I am using the artwork of Jamie Kidd. You can find her work HERE

* Scrap Kit. I am using the awesome kit Earth Day TS by Foxys Designz which can be purchased HERE

* Font of choice - I used Rat Infested Mailbox which you can download it HERE

* Filters used was Eyecandy Gradient Glow (can substitute with a white drop shadow).

* Mask of choice.

1. Open your tube and scrap supplies in PSP. Open your font (by double clicking on it in Windows Explorer) and minimise to use later.

 This tutorial was written for those with a working knowledge of Paint Shop Pro.

YOU WILL NEED:

* Paint Shop Pro or similar. I used PSPXII but you should be able to make this tag in earlier versions.

* Tube of choice. I am using the artwork of Anna Marine. You can find her work HERE

* Scrap Kit. I am using the awesome kit Subtle Autumn by Hungry Hill which can be purchased HERE

* Font of choice - I used Tiger Rag LET which you can download it HERE

* Filters used was Eyecandy Gradient Glow (can substitute with a white drop shadow).

* Mask of choice.

LETS START!

1. Open your tube and scrap supplies in PSP. Open your font (by double clicking on it in Windows Explorer) and minimise to use later.

2. Open a new image 500 x 500 with a transparent background.

3. Add a new raster layer. Flood Fill with a Paper from the kit.  I chose Paper-10 for mine.

4. To apply your Mask of choice go to Layers - Load/Save Mask - Load Mask from Disk - Select your mask from the drop down list - Load. 

5.  Right mouse click on the layers palette and Merge Group.

6. Once you have your background set, open your scrap kit and select the elements you wish to use in your tag.  I chose the Tag element to use as the next layer, then applied a drop shadow as shown below.

 7. Place your elements on your tag where you think they look the most appealing and move them around till you are happy with the way it looks.

8. Now add your tube of choice and then add the © to your tag.

9. Add your name to your tag.  You can use a colour of choice for your name or use one of the papers from this fantastic kit. I used Paper-9 for the font.  Open your paper in your PSP and minimise. Now go to your background and fill properties in the colour palette and select pattern.

10. Select the drop down arrow and find your paper you have chosen for your font.  Reduce the scale to 70% and then click on OK.

11. Once you have your name to the size you like, apply the gradient glow filter to make your name stand out. Apply a drop shadow if desired.

12. Save your tag as a png or jpg and you are finished.

Here is another version of the same tag but with a different artist.

I hope you enjoyed doing my tutorial.

This tutorial was written on 16 August 2011.

Any resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental.

©Fi_Devil Tutorials

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Here is another tag made using the fantastic artwork from René Kunert.

I had fun making this tag. Such inspiration to play with.


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I just wanted to share some awesome art by my wonderful friend René Kunert.  René has progressed in her art in the last year alone and I am so honoured to call her my friend but also to share her artwork with you.

Thank you René for your fantastic talent. 

If you are interested in getting some of her artwork for yourself, read HERE


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