Open a New Transparent Image: 300x300 Add a New Raster
Layer and Flood Fill with White
Open the Falpinkdragonfly.psp file. Add
it as a New Layer to your white canvas. Duplicate the dragonfly layer and
hide the original layer (Layer 3). Working with the duplicate dragonfly now:
Duplicate this layer Image - Resize with these settings:
On
the Resized layer - Effects - Texture - Mosaic Glass - Below settings:
Layer Palette - Highlight
Copy of Layer2 Add a Drop Down Shadow V & H = 0 Opacity = 100 Blur
= 10 Color = #CA3A81
Layer Palette - Highlight Layer 2 (this
is your original dragonfly)
Layers - Arrange - Bring to Top Image
- Rotate - Left - 45 Add a Drop Down Shadow V & H = 0 Opacity = 100
Blur = 10 Color = Black
Move the dragonfly into place.
Save!
This
is going to be the tricky part. Vector Text. Read over this part before attempting
it. If not comfortable with it, or don't like the results, feel free to substitute
with something you like.
Add a New Raster Layer and name it Text. Click
on your Draw Tool - Below settings:
View - Zoom in By 1 Using the screen shot below as a guide, "point-to-point"
the outline as you see it (3 petals). Don't worry about being perfect because
we will be deleting this later on. When you get to your 'stop point' slide your
mouse UP to the A icon (text). This will automatically Quit Node
editing for you. Do not convert to raster layer.
Place
your A w/ cross hairs at the Center point of this guide and click. This will
initiate your Text Box popping up.
Selections - Select None - YES on 'Alert Box'. Layer Palette - Delete
the Vector Layer that was our text guide because we're done with it now. Zoom
out to normal viewing.
Highlight your Text Layer. Duplicate - Image
Mirror
At this point,
if you're text looks squished together - Undo and try changing the Kerning.
It might help. If you're happy, con't along.
Duplicate - Image Flip
Duplicate - Image Mirror
Layer
Palette - Highlight Layer2 (this is your original dragonfly) Layers - Arrange
- Bring to Top
Merge layers visible or flatten. Save as prefered format.