~ Rion Rocks~
This tutorial is for those who have working knowledge with Paint Shop Pro.This tutorial used Jill’s PTU scrap kit: Rion Rocks 1Purchase Jill’s Rion Rock’s 1 kit at Scraps With Attitude:
http://www.scrapswithattitude.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&manufacturers_id=20&zenid=28e942d5cfe4d9c3af07e5bf5cf2cbf1
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Rion Vernon-PinUpToons_Tessa_fairy from Package L.And also used from the same pkg, PinUpToons_Leela_spy for in the photo frame.This requires a CILM license to use. You can purchase this artist’s talented work here:
Vix_Mask176You can find the mask on Vix’s site:
ActionIs Font, you can download this font here:
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Supplies Here:http://www.4shared.com/file/117473468/ae1f3cc3/RionRocksSupplies-GI.htmlPlease SAVE often!!Let’s get started
Save your mask into your mask folder under C:/Program Files/Corel/Pain
t Shop/Masks.Open a 550x550 transparent canvas in Corel. Flood fill white.Open a frame of choice from the kit.I used: RR1_frame1_CBJ. Paste as a new layer. Add a drop shadow. Move this framelayer just above your main white layer. See mine to reference.Open a paper of choice from the kit, I used: RR1_paper14_CBJ. Leave Open.Use your rectangle tool and create a rectangle under your frame layer with settings:foreground null, background: pattern fill with your paper of choice,I used the paper above. Convert to Raster.Load mask “Vix_Mask176” with these settings:Right Click and Merge your mask layers.2
Now change the transparency (opacity) to 71%, so this is faded.Open your tube of choice. The tube I used by Rion Vernon, PinUpToons_Tessa_fairy.Add a drop shadow. Duplicate this layer and drag one beneath your frame layer. Click onthe top tube layer that is above your frame to make active.Use your free hand tool and encircle the extra on that tube that you would like hidden beneath the frame. Hit delete on your keyboard. Deselect.*Tip-To Deselect, go to the top tool bar, Selections, Select None.Add any elements that you prefer from the kit. I used the RR1_frame7_CBJand paste as a new layer.Drag this to the top of your main frame but under your tube layer. See
mine to reference.You will notice that the flowers on the photo frame will be under your tube layer.I also used the Flower charm from the kit called: RR1_charm2_CBJ . Resize by 55%, paste as new layer. Position to the right on your photo frame. Add a drop shadow.And used the beads: RR1_beadstring2_CBJ. I resized this by 65%. Free rotate right by 90degrees, flip and position to the left of your main frame. Make sure to drag it under theframe but still sticking out some on the inside. Duplicate this layer. Mirror and you areyour pick tool to position this one on the other side of that frame. Now copy and paste from my supplies the background of choice for the photo frame. Youcan use any paper you like to create your own or just use one of mine. Make sure to dragthis layer beneath your photo frame layer and position so it’s hidden just perfectly under the photo spots. Now use an additional tube of choice, crop it, resize and paste as a new layer. Move toyour liking above your background layer, so it sits above the background provide but beneath your photo frame layer on the left.Duplicate, mirror and position again but in the right of the photo frame.*You can make these look nice by this tip: use your magic wand to select inside the photoframe, holding down the shift key to select more than one. Now go to the top tool bar,selections, modify, expand by 5. Selections, Invert. Click on the tube layer to makeactive, hit delete on your keyboard. Selections, Select None. Now copy and paste your notepad paper: RR1_notepad2_CBJ from the kit. Dragunderneath all your layers including your mask but above your main white layer.Duplicate, Mirror. Merge the two layers together. Duplicate again. Flip. Merge again.If you do not like the look you can use my frame layer included in my supplies, so thatthe mask stands out more.3
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