This tutorial was created with PSPX3 but it can also be made using other versions of PSP.
Since version PSP X4, Image>Mirror was replaced with Image>Flip Horizontal,
and Image>Flip with Image>Flip Vertical, there are some variables.
In versions X5 and X6, the functions have been improved by making available the Objects menu.
In the latest version X7 command Image>Mirror and Image>Flip returned, but with new differences.
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For this tutorial, you will need:
Material here
Tube 10_homme_animabelle
Mist 91_paysage_p2_animabelle



Plugins
consult, if necessary, my filter section here
Redfield - Jama 2000 here
Richard Rosenman - Scanlines here

1. Set your foreground color to #d9e3e9,
and your background color to #060608.



Set your foreground color to Foreground/Background Gradient, style Linear.



2. Open a new transparent image 900 x 650 pixels,
Flood Fill with your gradient.

3. Effects>Plugins>Redfield - Jama 2000
Select the preset Drapery and ok.



4. Open the tube 91_paysage_p2_animabelle - Edit>Copy.
Go back to your work and go to Edit>Paste as New Layer.

Image>Resize, 90%, resize all layers not checked.
Change the Blend mode to Luminance (legacy).

5. Open the tube 10_homme_animabelle - Edit>Copy.
Go back to your work and go to Edit>Paste as New Layer.

Move the tube to the left side.

6. Layers>New Raster Layer.
Layers>Arrange>Send to Bottom.
Flood Fill with your background color #060608.

7. Layers>Merge>Merge All.

8. Image>Add borders, 2 pixels, symmetric, foreground color #060608.
Image>Add borders, 50 pixels, symmetric, background color #d9e3e9.

9. Activate the Magic Wand tool
clic on the border of 50 pixels to select it.

10. Effects>Plugins>Richard Rosenman - Scanlines.



11. Selections>Invert.

12. Effects>3D Effects>Cutout, foreground color #d9e3e9.



13. Selections>Invert.

14. Effects>3D Effects>Buttonize, color #1a2643.



Selections>Select None.

15. Sign your work and save as jpg.




If you have problems or doubt, or you find a not worked link, or only for tell me that you enjoyed this tutorial, write to me.

8 September 2015