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Tuesday, 26 September 2023
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 Image's/Tubes of choice.
 
I used art by  Yuriko Shirou  Purchased from CDO
 
Textures from Here Here
 
But you can use any Textures you like :D
 
 Word art/Brushes/filters.
 
I used some word art from the kit "My Heart is young" By Chaos Priestess 
You can purchase the kit from Wicked Diabla Designs Here
 
 And PSP. I use PSP9 still :D But you can use any version.
 
 
Open a new blank canvas 700x300 fill with a colour of your choice.

Add Texture of choice & paste as a new layer . Rename Tex 1 (I used Ravern Orlov(04)
Using the crop tool,Merged Opaque. Then click apply.

Do the same as above only using a different texture that compliments the first. And rename Tex 2.(I used Lilith Trash(3)

Your layer palette should look like this:
Tex2
Tex1
Bottom-BG Colour
 
 Making sure you're on the Tex2 layer change the blend mode to Screen or one of your choice.
Next add the tube or image, duplicate.
On the original Tube/Image change the blend mode to Luminance Legacy or one of your choice.
On the duplicated Tube/Image I changed the blend mode to Overlay or one of your choice.
Then on the duplicated tube I added a Gaussian blur,Radiance 5.

Add another texture as a new layer at the top. - (I used Lilith Trash(2) And Mirrored it) & change the blend mode to screen,Remember to crop your image.
Add a border of choice.

That's it play around with different textures & Tubes/Images.. Blend modes/Filters/Animations ect... Make it your own :)

Here is another example.
 
 
Art by Zindy Purchase Here
 
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Thank you, Hugs Rachey♥

 Tutorial By Rachey written on September 26th 2023. Using PSP9
Any similarities to this tutorial are purely coincidental & unintentional.