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Originally posted by Luciana View PostOooookay. Luci tried and Luci did it.
Kept it pretty simple.
How to do that sig:
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...ertHughFin.jpg
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Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you! You are amazing! *big huggles*
Originally posted by jasminaGo View PostThanks Camy and Lili for the Textures/Backgrounds Snurched some of them.
Great tut Luci.
And a tut for this icon
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1. I open and resized the first pic
2. Resized and transfered the second pic and deleted the background
3. Then I used a layer mask and the gradient tool to blur out the border between the two pics.
4. New Adjustment Layer -> Levels
Input levels: 32; 0,84; 236
5. Made a stamp
6. Set on Lighten 40%
7. Set to Screen 100%
8. Dragged the stamp from step 5 on top of all the other layers and set it to Overlay 100%
And that's it.sigpic
Sig made by me
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Ok, tut on how to make this sig using PSP and Gimp:
Spoiler:First open up a new file in whatever program you're using, size 600 by 200. Open this picture in Gimp:
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Duplicate it so you have two of them.
Go onto colours > threshold. Apply it to 63 (right) and 191 (left side of the box ). Scale it so that its width is 600. It should look like this:
Go to the duplicate version of the original. Go onto colours > curves and arrange how you like. Colours > colour balance.
Red = -8
Green = -4
Blue = 23
Then scale to the same size as before. It should now look something like this:
Ok, now go to your preferred program (I use PSP, because I find it easy! ).
Paste the first version of the cap (I call it the cartoon version) onto the new image (600 by 200). Then paste the second version (the enhanced version, I call it) on top and merge how you want. I use the rubber tool, myself.
Open these two caps in Gimp:
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Colour balance them and adjust the curves to look something like this:
Open a new image in your other program (if you're using one) 300 by 100. And scale the pics down to fit into it. The Jack one has to go underneath so you can keep the red and green light spots on Sam's pic. Merge them together. It should look like this:
Open this in Gimp. Go to filters > decor > round corners.
Edge radius = 12
Shadow X and Y offset = 0
Blur radius = 0
It should look like this:
Copy this and paste as a new layer into your sig. Move it to the top left. Rub out the white corners. Add in the text, font = monotype. Add in some brushes. Merge all the layers. Go to effects > 3D effects > buttonise. Black colour.
Height = 5
Width = 5
Opacity = 45
And you're done!Last edited by LiliJ; 13 February 2009, 06:41 AM.
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Originally posted by Luciana View PostHuh?
Originally posted by LiliJ View PostOk, tut on how to make this sig using PSP and Gimp:
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Originally posted by Fainne View Postwoah, thanks for sharing. could you please hide it behind spoiler tags next time? all the pics just took ages to load and i don't even have Dial Up I know, I'm a nitpicker.
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Originally posted by RepliCartertje View PostThat actually doesn't make a difference, if it is behind spoilertags or not. It still have to load completly. It doesn't stop loading. the only thing spoilertags do is, hide them.Last edited by Fainne; 14 February 2009, 02:53 PM.
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Hey guys!
I'm looking to do something rather tricky... I have a pic of something silhouetted in a sunset.... the thing still comes out mostly brown and white, but there are a lot of oranges and yellows too... There is a black and (very) white object that I would like to put into the shot as well, and am wondering if any of you know off the top of your head of a tut that will help me make the B&W image more silhouetted... I can insert the correct colours myself but just don't know what tools to use!
I use PS7 and while the resources on LJ are vast and great, there are just SO many of them!!!
Thanks in advance!Sun'Shyne
Made by Me!
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