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This updated guide examines Click: How to Make Semi Transparent Flowers in Paint Shop Pro and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
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Enhance this flower into a design
Continue with the imageand click on the "Raster Deform Tool". Modify your image to become smaller if you made it too large.
- Click on "Layers" > "Duplicate". Move the duplicate image to anywhere you wish and resize the image with your "Raster Deform Tool". Give it another color by going into the "Adjust" > "Hue and Saturation" > "Colorize". The example used 131 Hue and 255 Saturation.
Add a drop shadow to the duplicate image. Use these settings for it: Vertical & Horizontal = 15; Opacity = 30; Blur = 20. Click on "Layers" > "Merge" > "Merge Down". Repeat the drop shadow for the first flower you made so both of them have the effects.
Duplicate the current layerand it will appear as "Copy of Merged". Click on the "Merged" layer in the Layer palette. Twirl it by going into the "Effects" > "Distortion Effects" > "Twirl" > "Degrees: 475" > Ok.
Give it color by going into "Adjust"> "Hue and Saturation" > "Colorize". The example used 66 Hue and 255 Saturation. Click on your "Move" tool to move around both the twist and the flower set to anywhere you wish.
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