| L&K's Agenda

This tut is written in PSP 9 - X
Materials:
- Richard Rosenman - Grid Generator : here
- Mura's Meister - Copies : here
- Mura's Meister - Pole Transform : here
- FM tile tools : here
- L&K tube + image : here
- L&K_les Agenda selection : here
- Font Gala: here
Joke wrote a special script for this tutorial. Thank you so
much!!! You will find the script : here on her site,
page
Preparation:
- Set your foreground colour to black (or a very dark colour
matching your tube)
- Set your background colour to white.
- Open a new white image size 550 x 350 pixels.
- effects / plugins / Richard Rosenman - Grid Generator,
following settings:

- In case you prefer another colour, you will have to use:
adjust / hue and saturation. Choose a bright colour.
- layers / new layer!!!!
- Preset tool - rectangle
or use G on you
keyboard. ALL BOXES
UNCHECKED!!!!

- Zoom in to the left upper corner (View / zoom in)
- Draw a rectangle / size: width 2 boxes - height 5 boxes.

- Use your magic wand:

- Click "in" the white
box.

- Effects / 3D effects / Buttonize, following
settings:
- selections / select none
- layers / duplicate
Use
your move tool and place the second box. 1
box from the side 1 box from the bottom.

- layers / merge / merge
down!!!!
- Preset tool - rectangle
skip one box
, draw a rectangle and make sure there is an empty box as
example given:
- Selection - load/save selection / load selection from disk /
find your L&K_les agenda selection

- Hit the delete button on your
keyboard.
- Selections - select none.
- Activate:
your pentool, only Anti Alias
checked!!!!! Attention: width 1,5 for
PSPX users, => PSP9 users: width 1.00

- Zoom in a lot! Go to the right upper corner,
draw a line,
use your pen tool, as example given:
- effects / plugins / Mura's Meister Copies: following
settings:
Activate the L&K_les Agenda gezicht (face)
tube: In case you're using your own tube => max. height is
320 pixels.
- Edit / copy
- Reactivate your working area
- edit / paste as a new layer
- Use your move tool
and place the tube in
the white area.
- layers / new layer
!!!!
- Repeat: Preset form - rectangle
or hit G on your
keyboard. Zoom in again (View / zoom in) draw a rectangle as
example given:
- Layers / duplicate
- Image / flip
- layers / merge / merge all (flatten)
!!!!!
- Activate your magic wand: click in the white area of the two
boxes

- effects / edge effects / trace
contour
keep selected!!!!!
- effects - distortion effects - wind
- selections - deselect
- activate your tube : L&K_lesAgenda_schroef
(In case
you're using different colours, colorize: adjust / hue and
saturation / colorize => pick a colour)
- edit / copy
- on your working area
- edit / paste as a new layer
- use your move tool
and place the
screw:
- layers / duplicate
- place the second screw
- turn the materials, make black your background colour
hide your foreground colour

- Activate your text tool: Font - Gala, Size 72 (PSP9 =>
48)
Create as: Vector

- Type the text Agenda (or if you
prefer: Diary) on your working area
- Objects / align / center in Canvas
- Layers - promote to raster
layer
- effects - plugins / MuRa's Meister - Pole transform ,
following settings. Play a bit with Angle, depending on your
tube (between 280 - 313)
- effects / 3D effects / dropshadow, following
settings:
- Image / add borders / 2 pixels - black
(or use your own
dark colour)
- Edit / copy!!!!
- Unhide your foreground colour and find your foreground /
background gradient with following settings:

- Open a new white image size 600 x
580 pixels.
- layers / new layer
- flood fill with your gradient.
- Repeat: effects / plugins / Richard Rosenman -grid
generator
first hit the button: Lock y to X now fill in the
settings for the X and Y grids!!!!

**In case
you prefer another colour, you have to colorize again. Adjust
/ hue and saturation / colorize => pick your bright
colour**
- In your layer palette / lower the opacity to (approx.) 20
decide for yourself in case you are
using another colour.
- edit / paste as a new layer (image is still in cache)
- Place the image, using your
move tool (see example
given)
- effects / 3D effects / dropshadow, now blur is 14
- Activate your tube : L&K_les_Agenda_Klok

- adjust / hue and saturation / colorize => pick a bright
colour
In the original tut the following settings were
used:

- edit / copy
- activate your working area
- edit / paste as a new layer
- Use your move tool and place the clock, see example
given:
- In your layer palette / lower the opacity of this layer to
approx. 30 - 40 %, to your liking.
- Activate your picture
(in case you are
using your own tube, just merge all layers (flatten)
- edit / copy
- Activate L&K_les Agenda_boek
**In case
you prefer another colour, you have to colorize again. Adjust
/ hue and saturation / colorize => pick your bright
colour**
- Use your magic wand / click in the two empty spaces:

- selection / modify / expand / 5
pixels
- layers / new layer
- edit / paste into selection
- layers / arrange / send to bottom
!!!!
- layers / merge / merge visible layers
- selections / select none
- edit / copy
- activate your working area
- edit / paste as a new layer
- Use your move tool and place the book as example
given:
Change back to colour and hide your foregrounc
colour
Repeat: text tool: Font - Gala, Size 36. The size
depends on your text Type a text e.g. Time to go .... or a
day
- Use your move tool to place the text next to your book
- effects / 3D effects / dropshadow / same settings as
before
- Image / add borders / 2 pixels / use your dark
colour
Background:
86. open a new white image, size 350 x 250.
87. effects /
plugins / Richard Rosenman - Grid Generator, following settings:
hit the button: Draw border
**In case you prefer another colour, you have to
colorize again. Adjust / hue and saturation / colorize =>
pick your bright colour**
88. image / add borders, following
settings:
89. effects / plugins / fm tile tools - blend
emboss.
Save both images, and place these in the
script.
Extra example: The tube is made by Brigitte-
Manon, especially for this tutorial. Manon, thank you so much!
:)
Love, Lisette and Karin.
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