How to Create Digital Tattoos in Corel PaintShop® Pro

First, open your image in PaintShop Pro and make sure that the Edit tab is active., Next, open the image you'll be working with., Open the tattoo design., To select the image, go to Selections > Select All or use the key combination CTRL + A on your...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: open your image in PaintShop Pro and make sure that the Edit tab is active.

    In this example we have a photo that should work quite well to show how a back tattoo would look after the design has been applied. , It's preferable that the design have a transparent background like this PNG file we have of the butterfly. ,,, You can then position and resize the image using the Pick tool. ,,,
  2. Step 2: open the image you'll be working with.

  3. Step 3: Open the tattoo design.

  4. Step 4: To select the image

  5. Step 5: go to Selections > Select All or use the key combination CTRL + A on your keyboard.

  6. Step 6: hit CTRL + C on the keyboard or choose Copy from the Edit menu.

  7. Step 7: Click on the photo and then select Edit > Paste as New Layer.

  8. Step 8: After you have positioned the image properly

  9. Step 9: lower the layer Opacity; this will make the image appear more like a tattoo.

  10. Step 10: use the Eraser tool to remove any parts that should be hidden or overlap the background.

  11. Step 11: The great part about this is that you can try unlimited styles and if you need to change the design or start over

  12. Step 12: it's completely painless.

Detailed Guide

In this example we have a photo that should work quite well to show how a back tattoo would look after the design has been applied. , It's preferable that the design have a transparent background like this PNG file we have of the butterfly. ,,, You can then position and resize the image using the Pick tool. ,,,

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