© Christina Gibbs - 6-26-03 - www.tcgibbs.com This tutorial may not be copied and placed on another site without my written permission. The image you create by following this tutorial belongs to you and you may do whatever you want with that. This tutorial was written using Paint Shop Pro 7 You will need EyeCandy 3.1 for this tutorial. Download the selections. Open a new image 610 x 625 on a transparent background Name your first layer wings Go to "selections" "load from disk" and open the 1-wings.sel Flood fill with #BBBBC5 Go to "effects" "plugins" "eyecandy 3.1" "inner bevel" and use the settings below
Deselect and load the 2-wings.sel Fill with the same color Use the same eyecandy inner bevel and deselect Load the 3-wings.sel Fill with the same color Use the same eyecandy inner bevel and deselect Load the 4-wings.sel Fill with the same color Use the same eyecandy inner bevel and deselect
Add a new raster layer and name it back leg Load the 5-backleg.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 6-backleg-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer, load the 7-backleg-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Go to "effects" "plugins" "eyecandy 3.1" "weave" with the settings below
Add a new raster layer and name it back arm Load the 8-backarm.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 9-backarm-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer load the 10-backarm-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Use the same eyecandy weave. Add a new raster layer and name it body Load the 11-body.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 12-body-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer load the 13-body-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Use the same eyecandy weave. Add a new raster layer and name it leg Load the 14-leg.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 15-leg-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer load the 16-leg-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Use the same eyecandy weave. Add a new raster layer and name it ears Load the 17-ears.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 18-ears-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer load the 19-ears-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Use the same eyecandy weave. Add a new raster layer and name it head Load the 20-head.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 21-head-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer load the 22-head-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Use the same eyecandy weave. Add a new raster layer and name it muzzle Load the 23-muzzle.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 24-muzzle-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer load the 25-muzzle-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Use the same eyecandy weave. Add a new raster layer and name it eyes - nose Load the 26-eyes-nose.sel Fill with black and deselect Same layer, load the 27-eyes-nose-light.sel Fill with white and deselect Add a new raster layer and name it arm Load the 28-arm.sel Fill with #9D8267 and deselect Same layer, load the 29-arm-light.sel Fill with #C0B0A0 and deselect Same layer load the 30-arm-dark.sel Fill with #7E6750 and deselect Use the same eyecandy weave. Now you can apply an eyecandy jiggle to the bear parts if you want. I used the smudge brush for a fuzzy look, pulling the edges out a little.
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