Hallows Eve House




This tutorial was written
by Sarah Fiack on
Sept 3rd, 2013
Any resemblance to another
tutorial is purely coincidental.
I am using a tube by Misticheskaya
This tube is available at
Picsfordesign

I am also using PTU scrap Enchantment
by Inzpired Creationz & is available at
PMTWS

Animation 180
by Simone Scrappy Bit Of Fun
here

Mask
DBV Mask 133
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Open a 700x700 new image.
Open up your tube and scrap supplies.

Paste a scrap paper of choice as
a new layer. Apply the mask DBV Mask 133.
Merge group.

Open a grass element.
Paste as a new layer and position
at the bottom of the tag.

Open a haunted house element.
Paste as a new layer onto your image.
Position so it appears to be on the grass.

Open a tree element.
Paste this layer underneath and behind
the haunted house.

Open pumpkins element.
Resize 60%. Mirror.
Position behind and to
the side of the house.

Copy and paste your main tube
as a new layer. Position on the right side
of the tag near the bottom.

Open leaves element.
Paste as a new layer. Position at the bottom
of the tag. Make sure this layer is underneath
the house layer.

Open a bat element. Resize 50%.
Paste above the mask layer and underneath
the tree layer. You want the bats to appear
to be flying in the tree/sky.

Open a cat element. Resize 50% & 80% once each.
Paste by a corner of the house.

Merge layers visible.
Resize 80%.
Add artist copyright information and name.

If you are not continuing with animation,
then you can save your tag now.

If you are continuing, then add a white
background layer to the tag.
Copy merged into Animation Shop. (AS).
Paste as a new animation.

In Animation shop, open animation of choice.
I resized the animation I am using. Animation -
resize. I chose Percent and did an 80% resize on it.

For the animation I am using, it has 26
frames. This means I have to duplicate
the tag image for a total of 26 frames.
To duplicate, hold down Ctrl and repeatedly
press the L button.
Down on the bottom right corner of AS,
it will show how many frames you have.

Once you have all the frames needed,
edit - select all.
Now on your animation, select all - copy.
Drag onto your tag image.
Select all - view animation.
If happy, save as gif.