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(Paintshop pro 9) Blending version 3 - UPDATED
This is a different way to blend! there's millions of ways, this is one of them.
NOTE:First you need at least two pictures for your blend (you may use more)
I'll be using these two picture along through this tutorial
001: Now get the pictures you using and retreive(open) them. Now go to File >> New and this should pop up:
002: Now pick the size you want your blend to be ( the size of your blend mostly would be influence off the size of the pictures you pick).
ps. I used 503 x 258
003: Now that you got your canvas up Copy >> Paste as new layer both pictures into your new canvas. Now slightly overlap one picture over the other.
This what it should look like:
004: Now select this tool
and match your settings to mine:
Now draw a line over the part of the picture you want to fad, this is what should look like:
005: Now you got part of your picture selected, hit the Delete ( or right click >> cut ) button on your keyboard (you can keep pushing the delete button as many times as you want. The more you push it the more the picture will fad)
So far this is what my picture look like:
006: Now go to Layer >> merge >> merge all(flatten)
We is almost done! You could stop here, but I know you want to add some brushes
Click on you brush tool and add some(don't overdo it!), I also added a border and some text.
Now this what my final blend look like:
Now save your blend (enjoy and I hope this help).
This is a different way to blend! there's millions of ways, this is one of them.
NOTE:First you need at least two pictures for your blend (you may use more)
I'll be using these two picture along through this tutorial
001: Now get the pictures you using and retreive(open) them. Now go to File >> New and this should pop up:
002: Now pick the size you want your blend to be ( the size of your blend mostly would be influence off the size of the pictures you pick).
ps. I used 503 x 258
003: Now that you got your canvas up Copy >> Paste as new layer both pictures into your new canvas. Now slightly overlap one picture over the other.
This what it should look like:
004: Now select this tool
and match your settings to mine:Now draw a line over the part of the picture you want to fad, this is what should look like:
005: Now you got part of your picture selected, hit the Delete ( or right click >> cut ) button on your keyboard (you can keep pushing the delete button as many times as you want. The more you push it the more the picture will fad)
So far this is what my picture look like:
006: Now go to Layer >> merge >> merge all(flatten)
We is almost done! You could stop here, but I know you want to add some brushes
Click on you brush tool and add some(don't overdo it!), I also added a border and some text.
Now this what my final blend look like:
Now save your blend (enjoy and I hope this help).
Tutorial Comments
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Thanks alot man this one is very help full the others are way to confusing.
By longhornsbaby92 on Oct 15, 2008 12:13 pm
Yeah I know, some how the pictures got deleted but I will fix them soon, so I am sorry everyone.
By 1angel3 on Feb 5, 2008 7:07 pm
I can't see any pictures...
By AndreaKay on Feb 5, 2008 10:02 am
thanks!!
By missk on Jan 5, 2008 5:14 pm
yup yup!!!
By missk on Jan 5, 2008 5:14 pm
Hey I made a pic using your help.
Thanxx.
It turned out greatt.
But I was using paintshop pro 11 and wen I saved it and tried uplaoding it it wouldnt let me.
y?
By BamSabrina on Dec 28, 2007 3:00 pm
im having a hard time with the blending.can u make me a blend??of chris brown??
By llarsen94 on Nov 17, 2007 4:55 pm
this is a different way to do this.. i just simply use my eraser tool. =]
By mzliil3lm0 on Oct 26, 2007 9:25 pm
you are my hero for ever! lol.
By honeysuckle102 on Oct 20, 2007 11:20 am
i cant get the pics in the same box...i keep tryin but it wont happen
By shan314 on Oct 12, 2007 1:17 am
