Orange Magic

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This tutorial was written by Sharon A on March 23, 2012

For more info read my TOU

Supplies Needed

Scrapkit Magic of Signs by Cadi here

Plugins

Graphics Plus Cross Shadow

DSB Flux Bright Noise

The tube I used Orange is by Keith Garvey, you can purchase this tube from PTE here

Open a new transparent canvas 700x700, we will resize later

Select all

Paste paper 1 into selection

Deselect

Apply Graphics Plus Cross Shadow using default settings

Paste rainballs 1 as a new layer

Position at the top

Add drop shadow

Duplicate 2 times

Apply DSB Flux Bright Noise Intensity 45, mix checked

Repeat on other 2 layers changing the intensity to 50 & 55

Rename these layers to animation 1, 2 & 3

Paste your tube as a new layer

Resize as needed

Add drop shadow

Paste frame 4 as a new layer

Resize to 85%

Move to the left a bit

Click inside the frame with your magic wand

Add a new raster layer

Paste paper 6 into selection

Deselect

Move to below your tube layer

Using your magic wand click on the grey area of the frame

Add a new raster layer

Floodfill with the light color from the frame

Add an inner bevel

Merge down

Add drop shadow

Paste flower 7 as a new layer

Resize to 20%

Position on lower left frame corner

Add drop shadow

Duplicate

Resize to 75%

Position next to other flower

Merge down

Paste butterfly 2 as a new layer

Resize to 30%

Position near upper right of frame

Add drop shadow

Duplicate

Resize to 75%

Position below the other one

Merge down

Merge the butterfly & flower layers

Duplicate 2 times

Apply DSB Flux Bright Noise using same settings as above

Rename these layers to animation 4, 5 & 6

Resize all layers to 70%

Add your text, name & © info

Animation:

Follow the usual steps to merge, copy & paste into animation shop

(If you need help with this feel free to email me)

View your animation

Save as gif & you're all done!

I hope you enjoyed my tutorial

I would love to post your © compliant result, just email it to me with the tut name in the subject line

:)