Friday, March 9, 2012

How Do You Do That? Layering Digital Stamps/Brushes


For this week's installment of How Do You Do That? we'll play with the layering of digital stamps/brushes.  

Now, if digital brushes/stamps are new to you...here's a starter tutorial on how to load, use, etc.
And HERE is another good explanation with step by steps, too!

And when I was in House of 3, I did this brushes video tutorial....these Hof3 brushes aren't available anymore, but you get the jist of it & you can see HOW to do it on a video.  And, of course, you can use these same techniques using ANY brushes.

Ok, so now, let's do a little tut on how to layer....fun fun! And...we'll make a printable while we are at it!
**note: I'm using Adobe Photoshop here...Adobe Photoshop Elements will be slightly different.

Supplies:

Step 1.
Open up your Yellow Chevron Background (the 8x10 size).
Recolor it by following this tutorial. And, in the image below, notice the numbers I've got in my Hue/Saturation box in case you want to do the same color.
Step 2.
Open your Spring Tattoo & cut/paste onto your background.

Step 3. 
Go to: NEW>LAYER>  NEW & name it whatever you need...*note: for each brush color, create a NEW Layer.

Step. 4.
After you've LOADED your Mini Seals, Spring Circus & Monogram Junque Brushes following THIS tutorial, start to stamp on each New Layer...


This is where it gets fun & you can layer & add depth.  Notice the top Layers Icon above....the 'green brushes' Layer is going to a 42% Opacity which will look like this:
Step. 5
Now, create another New Layer & stamp your word onto its own Layer.  I did the top layer in white, THEN had fun layering by doing a grey stamp under the white "Love".

Now...you've created your own printable that you can print out on fab paper, like mentioned HERE, & frame it up!

Pin It


I created this one...framed it & am LOVING the Spring Circus I've got going on...
Happy weekend...& cReate to uplift & inspiRe!


& for some Friday inspiration...check out Heather's Whipper Berry link party...something fun!

No comments:

Post a Comment