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  1. Okay, with this tutorial you'll get an end result like this:

    (sorry, it's a .png...)

    Takes_Heart_Redux_by_Juraiko1324.png

    PLEASE, please post your results, and I also urge you (politely? xD) to variate it. Thanks! =)

    And...here's the video.

    Recorded using Camtasia.

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    TEXT TUT (BY REQUEST):

    You need the following plugins:

    Boltbait's Lumography Plugin

    Drop Shadow Plugin

    Custom Brushes Plugin (look here)(THIS PLUGIN HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED, USE THE CUSTOMBRUSHES MINI PLUGIN!

    A splatter brush plugin, available here.

    ABRViewer to convert the PS brushes to be made usable in PDN, tutorial for converting is here:

    You'll also need parchment and heart stocks.

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    1-) New image (ctrl+n) at 800x600 pixel dimensions. :FileNew:

    2-) Open (ctrl+o) the parchment stock and select a portion of the texture, copy (ctrl+c), and paste (ctrl+v) the image onto the Background layer of the new image.

    34zd947.jpg

    3-) Duplicate Background layer (parchment).:DuplicateLayer:

    2i6jg2f.jpg

    4-) Use Boltbait's Lumography with the slider set to maximum settings on the duplicated layer.

    25tdm4m.jpg

    5-) New layer. :AddNewLayer:

    4-) Open the heart stock, select the portion with the heart in it, and copy and paste onto layer 2 of the new image.

    5-) Rotate the heart so it's an an angle, about 45 degrees.

    7-) Use the color picker tool :ColorPicker: on the edge of the heart on the heart layer (layer 2).

    8-) Use the custom brush effect and use the splatter brushes at size 400, with the red color that you got with the color picker. :ColorPicker:

    9-) Make it look somewhat like this:

    2mrw1hv.jpg

    10-) Finish by clicking okay.

    11-) Duplicate layer 2 (heart). :DuplicateLayer:

    12-) Set the blend mode on the original layer 2 to Multiply.

    13-) Set the blend mode on the duplicated layer 2 to Difference.

    14-) Use the drop shadow effect with these settings:

    29w9tvl.jpg

    15-) Duplicate the un-lomography'd, original background layer.

    16-) On the duplicated layer, use Boltbait's Lomography at -14.

    17-) Set the blend mode for the 2nd duplicated Background layer to Darken.

    18-) Okay...Uhm...I never rename layers, so it gets confusing xD But bear with me:

    On the duplicated background layer, the other one, which should be the 3rd layer up from the bottom at this point...set the blend mode to overlay.

    Got it?

    x5v485.jpg

    19-) Okay, and...you're done! =D Save as a .PNG with maximum quality.

    Thanks! :D

    PLEASE guys, give me credit if you do this and show someone. Not that I made it, just that you did it from a tutorial. Thanks. :D

    Also, try playing around with the transparency and blend modes. I got some interesting effects from that. :)

    Updated (June 19th, 2009); I just found out that the custom brushes plugin as now considered archaic, so...new link for custonbrushes mini.

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