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How to "Glitterize" an Element
Hello! This is for SBC+ users but I kept the title generic just in case any other program users want to post how it is done in the program that they use. :)
I pulled this off chattycathie's blog http://www.bobcatshaven.blogspot.com/ Add the item to be "glitterized" to your project. While clicked on the item, click on the "Format" tab. Next, click on "Surfaces". Choose the very first surface option, "Block". Slide the "Amplification" selector all the way to the right, to number 10. Click "Accept". Repeat the above process again. In most cases, this will yield you a bling-ish enough glitter finish. If you would like more, do it again. The alternative is to use glitter paper and fill your element with it. I hope this helps!! |
I have always wondered how to do this. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Jennifer!!
I usually fill with glitter paper.... but sometimesit doesn't end up exactly how I want. It's nice to learn another way to do it!! |
OOh - this is so cool! Thanks!
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Anyone have instructions for Photoshop Elements? I am going nuts over here!
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great thanks
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Me too! I want to know, too :yes:
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O.k. couldn't sleep :) i found this on About.com re:Free downloads for PSE to change layer styles? Hope this works. It had metallic, glitter, and many more.
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pho...m-Shelby-Kate/ I also found a free download to make those picture shape collages. Thought that was cool too! http://www.shapecollage.com/?gclid=C...FQkSbAodvjDGaA |
Do any of you have artrage? It's a really great program that's inexpensive and you can create wonderful glitter in there!
In PS you can just drag the glitter paper into your program, pull it on top of the layer you want to add glitter and then right click and 'create clipping mask' and it will make that shape look like glitter. Clear as mud? |
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www.artrage.com
It's a stand alone program. The simple version is around $20 I believe(bought mine years ago) and you can create a sheet of glitter in it. You'd pick the glitter tool and make lines across the paper, over and over again. Then you'd save it, pull it into PS/PSE and put it over the shape you want to use. |
How to Glitter in Photoshop
Making something into glitter in Photoshop is really, really easy! The hard part is getting the glitter. I made mine in ArtRage, as mentioned before. I made mine gold, but you can make it any color, just pick a mid to light tone.
1. Take your image of glitter and turn it into a pattern. 2. Create a new layer style, pattern overlay and choose your glitter pattern 3. add a color overlay in the layer style to change the color If you need more clarification, let me know, I can make a blog post with screenshots. Designers who sell just different colors of glitter aren't going to like that I told you this! |
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I did one better than a tut with pics, I made a video! It's on youtube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyWnw2wRK7k
I'm planning on adding more videos in the near future. I'm taking requests! Please subscribe to me and "like" my video and leave a comment if you like it - thanks! |
Thank you so much! I will check it out! :)
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