Its A Green Thing

This Tut is the product of my fantasy own
on 31 /01/2018

© The Tuts this lies solely with me

  It may not be copied and offered for download on the other side are

Any similarity is purely coincidental.I wrote it with Corel X5, but also goes with other versions

The material used is subject to the creator and artist

 For doing this you need the PTU Its A Green Thing

What you can buy HERE

and HERE

You need a license

in order to be able to use them
my PTU tube is from

 ©Misticheskaya

  you can get HERE

 For the tutorial, we do not need a mask

 

         1.        
Open a new page in the size of 650 x 650 in

 transparency

 

2.

 Copy
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paste as new layer
Change image size to 60%
move it in the middle of
your picture

 

3.

Copy
106
paste as new layer
Change image size to 60%
move it to Raster2

 

4.

 Copy
104
paste as new layer
Change image size to 60%
move it to Raster3

 

5.

Copy
2
paste as new layer
Change image size to 45%
move it up to Raster4
Duplicate Layer
Mirror image horizontally
move it down
Duplicate Layer
Rotate the image 90 degrees to the left
move it to the right
Duplicate Layer
Mirror image vertically

 

6.

 Copy
45
paste as new layer
Change image size to 90%
move it under Raster2

 

7.

Copy
your tube
and paste it into your picture
Adjust picture size
put it under
Copy of Raster5

 

8.

 Copy
70
paste as new layer
Change image size to 45%
move it to the right
under Raster7
Duplicate Layer
move it to the left
Duplicate Layer
move it down
Duplicate Layer
Mirror image vertically
move it to the right

 

9.

  Copy
98
paste as new layer
Change image size to 25%
move it to the right
on Raster8
Duplicate Layer
Mirror image vertically
move to the left
Duplicate Layer
move it down links
on your loop
Duplicate Layer
Mirror image vertically
move it to the right

 

10.

 Copy
103
paste as new layer
Change image size to 50%
move it to the left
under Raster7
Duplicate Layer
Mirror image vertically

 

11.

 Copy
55
paste as new layer
Change image size to 65%
move it to the left
under copy of Raster8

  finished
save in PNG or JPG
I hope you enjoyed the tutorial
Just like me write
2018