Gothic Kisses

Supplies:

  PSP XII

  PTU tube used is called "Ellen" by Lady Mishka (I purchased her at PFD but I don't see this particular tube there any longer. Lady Mishka has started over there I guess labeled as "Lady Mishka New" and I notice a lot of her older stuff is gone.) 

  FTU scrap kit used is called "Gothic Kisses" by Killer Kitty's Killer Kreations and can be found HERE 

  Mask used is "7-63" from Brutal Designs and can be found HERE

  Font used is called "Bling Ring" FTU

**This tutorial is written with the understanding that the user has a good working knowledge of psp and the usage of it's various tools.**

Let's Begin:

Open a new workspace 700 X 500

Flood fill white

Paste Paper 06 as a new layer

Apply your mask of choice

Paste Frame 04 as a new layer

Resize 82%

Hold down the shift key and tick the inside of all of the frame areas with your magic wand

Selections, Modify, Expand 2

Paste Paper 18 as a new layer

Send under the frame layer

WHile still selected paste the face of your tubed image as a new layer

Selections, Invert, Delete all layers

Selections, Select None

Make sure the face is under the frame layer

Select the face in the layer palette

Change the selections to Luminance Legacy

Paste your tubed image as a new layer

Resize as needed

Place at the right

Paste Bow as a new layer

Resize 46%

Image, Free Rotate, Left 40

Place at the top left of the frame

Paste Flame01 as a new layer

Resize 51%

Place at the bottom

Duplicate

Image, Mirror

Paste Magic books as a new layer

Resize 41%

Place at the bottom left

Paste Spikes as a new layer

Place to the right

Send under everything

Duplicate

Image, Mirror

Paste Cupcake01 as a new layer

Resize 31%

Place at the bottom right

Paste Zipped Flower as a new layer

Resize 23%

Place at the bottom right

Paste Barbed Wire as a new layer

Resize 62%

Place at the bottom under other elements

X out the white background

Merge Everything

Adjust, Sharpen

Apply the appropriate © and watermark as desired

Save as a png for a transparent background

I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial, if you have any questions please feel free to email me

mrs.sasingleton@gmail.com