Add Realistic Beef Textures to Your Designs in PaintShop Pro

Want to serve up something unique in your next digital project? With this new Cuts of Beef script for PaintShop Pro, you can turn any shape into a realistic piece of marbled beef, sirloin, or brisket — raw, cooked, or grilled.

This script adds detailed textures and color variations to your shape, and you can even add grill marks for a freshly barbecued look. Just like on the real grill, no two pieces will come out exactly the same — thanks to built-in randomness, each run of the script gives you a slightly different result.

Get the script here: Cuts of Beef

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Free Sample Download

As a sampler, you can download a set of digits made from grilled marbled beef. Each digit is about 600 pixels tall and saved in PNG format, making them easy to use in most programs.

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The post New script – Cuts of Beef first appeared on Creation Cassel.]]> https://creationcassel.com/blog/7932/new-tubes-wool-2/ Fri, 19 May 2023 02:46:29 +0000 https://creationcassel.com/blog/?p=7932 Although you might sometimes want to have some neat and soft wool strands, other times, you might want something shaggier, and more irregular. This is what you need. This set of 12 picture tubes, in 12 different colors, allows you to add shaggy edges anywhere you want, in any length and shape you need. Draw ... Read more

Although you might sometimes want to have some neat and soft wool strands, other times, you might want something shaggier, and more irregular. This is what you need.

This set of 12 picture tubes, in 12 different colors, allows you to add shaggy edges anywhere you want, in any length and shape you need.

Draw freehand or along a set edge using the VectorTube script.

Get this set of picture tubes: Wool 2

In order to win this script, add a comment on this Facebook post telling us how you would use some shaggy wool (remember, add a comment, not just a Like!) The winner will be announced in the newsletter, next week. Not a subscriber yet? Not a problem. You can register here and it is free (and you only get one email per week).

As a sampler, I created a set of white shaggy digits. You can colorize them if you want to match other colors in your project. Each digit is about 500 pixels high.

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You get 12 sets of pearls, and each set includes 20 slightly different images so that a string of pearls won't be just multiple copies of the exact same image. Place them manually with your cursor or use the VectorTube script to place them precisely along a vector path.

Get them in the store: Colored Pearls

In order to win this script, add a comment on this Facebook post telling us what would be your favorite color for pearls, if you could choose any (remember, add a comment, not just a Like!) The winner will be announced in the newsletter, next week. Not a subscriber yet? Not a problem. You can register here and it is free (and you only get one email per week).

For a sampler, I created a set of digits using the red pearls. Each digit is about 550 pixels high, so you can resize them as needed.

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You can now turn any shape into a gelatine element to accompany your projects, whether it is a simple shape, a letter, a frame, or just colorful cubes all over.

You have the option to tweak the transparency of the shape at the end.

Get this in the store: Gelatine

In order to win this script, add a comment on this Facebook post telling us what is your favorite flavor for Jell-O (remember, add a comment, not just a Like!) The winner will be announced in the newsletter, next week. Not a subscriber yet? Not a problem. You can register here and it is free (and you only get one email per week).

For a sample, I created a set of digits starting with a rainbow gradient. This seems cheery enough to be used in just about any project. Each digit is about 600 pixels high so you can resize them as needed. The set also includes a hyphen so you might be able to write a date.

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This script will create that "wave" on top or on the bottom of any text you provide. You can use a solid color, a gradient or even a pattern. In the end, the main text and the "echo" will be on separate layers so you can apply different effects to it, separately.

Get it in the store: Doppler

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As a sample, I ran the script on individual digits starting with a black text. This will allow you to colorize the elements to match your project. To maintain the transparency on these digits while adding color, lock the transparency of the layer, fill with the material you want, and unlock the transparency.

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Create pins, alphas, tags, etc. and add them to your next project. You get the option to choose any color edge for them, and in the end, you have several unmerged layers that will allow you to tweak them separately as needed.

Get it in the store: Enamel.

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For a sampler, I created a set of digits that you can use for your next project. Each digit is about 500 pixels in height so you can easily resize them to suit your project.

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Everyone loves numbers. You can obviously use digits to write a date, you can use it to identify an anniversary or a birthday. You can use it to make a list of the 10 things you like or the 5 places you want to visit. You can use them to count elements or people in a particular photo or at a particular event.

Using the Alpha-Tokens script, i created this set of digits (with a few useful symbols if you want to write a date).

I used the font called Curlz MT. It is a fun and curly font and a wooden base.

Each token is 600 pixels in size so you can size it down if you need to.

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In this example, i created a little eyelet with the vector tool, in white and then, applied a Super Blade Pro gold effect. I made a hole in the tokens themselves too. The string was done with using a Twisted Rope tube on a vector path with the Vector Tube script. Then, in order to “thread” the rope in and out of the eyelet, i used the simple interlacing technique illustrated in this tutorial.

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Using a kid like font and three primary colors, i created this fun series of digits using the Twisted Text script.

This series is about 900 pixels long, so you can repeat it over and over again around a photo or a layout for a kid related theme layout or even a school themed layout.

Each digit is well separated so you can also cut some out and use the individual digits separately if you prefer. Why not?

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Although this is nowhere the time for back to school (except if you consider going back after the holidays), here is a script for you to create your own paperclips. They will look like those plastic paperclips that you can get in stores, but in this case, you can use just about any shape you want. Use some basic shapes, letters, numbers, arrows, speech bubbles, or any hand drawn shape. Of course, thick shapes will give better results.

You can also let the script add the default bevel or add your own. Or, if you have a particular filter you want to use, just run the script to create a paperclip shape, with the correct cutout. The script will also allow you to decide how high the cutout will be, so if you have a shape that requires a cutout to stop at a precise height, you can set it up for that too.

This script is available in my stores: Creation Cassel,

In case you want a chance to win this script for free, have a peek at this thread at the DST forum. Just add your name and on Monday, i will ask Mr Random to pick a winner.

And as usual, here is a free sample for you. You will get a whole set of paperclip digits. These are perfect to include a date, an age, or any other emphasis on numbers.

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