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11 January 2021

Colouring and shading a Digistamp in PSP Part Two

 


Step Five


Working on our outside panels layer 
 
Selections: Select All : Float : Defloat

ADD A NEW LAYER :  
 
Select your Airbrush with these settings
 
 

 

With White as your foreground colour draw a line in the centre of the panels starting and ending just short of the frame
(if it helps you can rotate the image 90 degrees to get the long panels neat and straight)
 
 
 

Blur : Gaussian Blur : Radius 8
 
Lower the layer opacity in your layer palette to 70%  
 

Merge this layer Down to the outside panel layer and deselect


Step Six
 
Repeat the Last step for the Inner panels  
Changing the settings for the Airbrush to this
 

 Notice I have changed the size and the opacity to 45 due to the size reduction of these panels

 

Step Seven
 
Working on the Hearts layer 

Selections: Select All : Float : Defloat
 
 
ADD A NEW LAYER :  
 
Select your Airbrush with these settings
 

Notice I have changed the size to 35 and the opacity to 45  and the blend mode to Luminance 
 
With a darker version of your heart colour draw a small V shape around the dent at the top of the hearts
 

 Reduce the layer to  60%
 

Merge this layer Down to the hearts layer and deselect 
 

Step Eight
 
Working on the thick Middle Panels layer 
 

Selections: Select All : Float : Defloat
 
 
ADD A NEW LAYER :  
 
Select your Airbrush with these settings
 

Notice I have changed the size to 200 and the opacity to 65 
 
wWith the very centre of the brush on the marching ants  draw round the panels
including the  connecting slanted lines 
 

 Do this for all the panels  but only go over the connecting lines once
 
 reduce the layer to  50% 
 

Merge this layer Down  and Deselect 
 
Merge All Layers 
and you should have something like this
 

So now i have shown you  the Basic  steps  use your own colours and settings  
I have included a harder  stamp in the supplies for you to get used to changing brush and shadow settings 
 

Try:  Using a very pale version of your colours for the highlight instead of white

Try:  Whilst adding  the white highlight you can repeat the cut-out if  you feel the shadow is not dark enough

Try:  Adding a drop shadow to the stamp

Try:  Using all Papers instead of colours

Try:  Using different textures on different parts

 

I hope this has helped even a small bit

Enjoy 

 

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