Quick
Textured Panel Tiles
To
work this Tutorial you will need: Paint
Shop Pro, Crescent Moon plugin filters, Filter Factory Gallery
G plugin filters and Simple
filters.
Lets
get started:
Open
a new image 150x150 transparent, floodfill with your desired
colour.
Next
go Effects/Texture effects/Fine Leather and apply with these
settings, Colour #E0E0E0, Angle 30, Blur 40, Number of Furrows
40, Length of Furrows 4, Transparency 250.
Effects/Plugin
Filters/Filter Factory Gallery G/Panel Stripes, accept the default
setting.
Effects/Plugin
Filters/Crescent Moon/Tri Mirror Tile, accept the default setting.
Shift+D
to Duplicate your tile.
File/Save
as/ name your tile.jpg and save, close this tile, and return
to your original tile to get some more mileage out of it.
In
your layer palette, duplicate this Layer and lower the opacity
to 50%. Image/rotate 90 degrees to the left.
Shift+D
to Duplicate your tile.
Layers/Merge/merge
all flatten.
File/Save
as/ name your tile.jpg and save, close this tile, and return
to your original tile to get yet more mileage out of it.
Effects/Plugin
Filters/Simple/Four Way Average.
Shift+D
to Duplicate your tile, Effects/Sharpen/Sharpen.
Layers/Merge/merge
all flatten.
File/Save
as/ name your tile.jpg and save, close this tile, and return
to your original tile to get yet more mileage out of it.
Undo
the last step where you applied the Four Way Average filter
and go Effects/Plugin
Filters/Simple/Pizza Slice Mirror, Effects/Sharpen/Sharpen.
Layers/Merge/merge
all flatten.
File/Save
as/ name your tile.jpg and save.
To
test how your new tiles fill, open a new Image 600x600 transparent,
for your foreground select pattern and load your tile as a pattern,
Scale 100, Angle 0, now floodfill the new image with your pattern
to see how it tiles, after viewing you can close this image
no need to save.
Thank
you for trying this Tutorial.
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