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- CLOVER LEAVES - PSP 7 I had this tutorial 4 years ago using the old version PSP7, just thought I would share it. In this tutorial you will need: Eye Candy 4000 - Get it HERE Gold Gradient Pattern - Get it HERE Leaf Selection - Get it HERE Let's Begin! Open a new image: 400x400 - Transparent - 16.7 million colors. Go to "Selection" - "Load from disk" - open the "Leaf.sel". Set your foreground & background color to: #008000. Flood fill the leaf (that looks like a heart)..lolz Now, go to - Effects - "Plug-in Filter" - "Eye Candy 4000" - "Bevel Boss" and follow these settings: Now the leaf should look something like this: "DO NOT DESELECT" Add a new Layer - Go to "Selection" - "Modify" - "Expand 3" Now flood fill with the "Gold Gradient Pattern". In your "Layer Palette" - Move the Layer 2 down the bottom to Layer 1. Go to "Layers" - "Merge" - "Merge Visible" - "Deselect". In your "Layer Palette" - Right click on "Merged" - then "Duplicate" - Now, you have "Merged & Copy of Merged" on your Layer palette. Go to - "Image" - "Rotate" and follow these settings: Use the "mover tool" to move the leaf to the right. Back to "Layer Palette" - Right click on "Copy of Merged" Go to - "Image" - "Mirror". Arrange the leaf so it will look like this: For now, we'll set aside the first image for a min. Open a new image 100x150 - Transparent - 16.7 million colors. Go to - "Selections" - "Load from disk" - open the "Stem.sel" Flood fill the stem with your foreground & background color: #008000. Go to "Effects" - "Plug-in Filter" - "Eye Candy 4000" - "Bevel Boss" and follow the same settings we had on the first one. Add a new Layer. Go to 'Selections" - "Modify" - "Expand 2". Flood fill with the "Gold Gradient Pattern". Move the Layer 2 down to Layer 1. "DESELECT" Layers - "Merge" - "Merge Visible" Now, go to "Edit" - "Copy" and go back to the first image and paste it "As a new Layer". Move the Layer all the way down to the bottom. Layers - "Merge" - "Merge Visible" - And you're done! You can save it as .psp or you can export it to your picture tube. This is the final result: Let me know if you have any question.