Tutorial PSP - How to Make a TeaBowl

Tutorial PSP - How to Make a Tea Bowl

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This tutorial was written using PSP9
but may be done with other versions,
and assumes you have a good working knowledge of PSP and its tools.

Supplies needed:

ch-ForeBackgd5.PspGradient..... ==> HERE
Plugins: AlienSkin EyeCandy5 - Impact - Glass (optional)

Settings

Extract and save my ch-ForeBackgd5.PspGradient to your Gradient folder

Set your Foreground to White color
and Background to #f55a7d

Remember to save often.

Let's begin!!

1 - Create a New Transparent Image 500x500 pixel - 200 DPI
Raster Background checked - 16 million colors
Change your Background to Gradient setting as below

Click on your Preset Shapes Tool Ellipsis - Ellipse on the left
and draw an ellipse setting like this

Convert to Raster Layer
Rename as Base

2 - Click again on your Preset Shapes Tool Ellipsis - Ellipse on the left
and draw out an ellipse setting as below

Convert to Raster Layer
and rename as Bawl

Open your Rectangle Selection tool

with this settings

Press the Delete Key

Selections - Select all
Selections - Float - Defloat

Selections - Invert

Effects 3D - Drop Shadow

Selections - Select none

Your image should look like this

3 - Click on your Preset Shapes Ellipse Tool again
Change your Background to color
Make sure the color is #f55a7d, and draw out an ellipse setting as below

Convert to Raster Layer

Selections - Select all
Selections - Float - Defloat

Selections - Invert

Effects 3D - Drop Shadow
with previous settings

Select - None

4 - Click on your Preset Shapes Ellipse Tool again
Invert your Foreground color with the Background
Now make sure the color is White, and draw out an ellipse setting as below

Convert to Raster Layer

5 - Click on your Ellipse Tool again
Invert again your Foreground color with the Background
Make sure the color is #f55a7d, and draw out an ellipse setting as below

Convert to Raster Layer

Selections - Select all
Selections - Float - Defloat

Selections - Invert

Effects 3D - Drop Shadow

Select - None

6 - Click on your Ellipse Tool again

Set again your Background color to Gradient with previous settings

Add a new Vector Layer
and draw out a small ellipse at the right center of your Bowl

Right click - Convert to Path

Click on the Pen Tool
Add nodes and Shape your ellipse something like this

Click Apply when you're finished.

Duplicate it
make active your original layer
Convert to raster Layer
and rename as Handle

Now Return to the duplicate layer

Click on the Object Selection Tool
and resize it

Your image should look like this

Convert to Raster Layer

Selections - Select all S
elections - Float - Defloat

Make Active again the original Handle layer
Press the Delete Key

Selections - Select none

Return on the duplicate layer and eliminate it

Layers - Arrange - Send to Bottom

Effects - Plugins - AlienSkin EyeCandy5 - Impact - Glass

Go to Settings folder and on the Factory Settings, select Clear, No Drop Shadow
with default settings

You can apply the same to the Base layer

Now if you like add an Ornament as the preview,
give to it a little drop shadow

An other Example where I apply glass plugin on the border

7 - Layer - Merge Visible
and save as .pspimage or .png

Done!

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Written at the end of January 2010

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