The Prestigious Park has had so many hungry visitors, you've been recruited to
help at a food stand making nachos to order. You will use BladePro presets for the
chips and the cheese. The peppers and box don't use presets, just selections. I
hope you already ate.....

The font I used is called Tropicana and can be found on Listemageren's site.

PSP7 tool icons are from MaMaT's icon tubes.

Please note: Anything you create from this tutorial is for your personal use only.
All files, screenshots, and text instructions I provide are mine under
copyright law, excluding other authors' work where noted.

Supplies

Download supplies here.
Martin's presets should be placed in the BladePro or Super BladePro Textures and
Environments folder after unzipping them.

Please drop in and visit Martin's Planet Preset & BladePro Cafe for the rest of
his amazing food preset. Thank you for creating these Martin.

As a special gift, you'll find your 'Prestigious Park participation picture'
(shown below) included in the supplies file. Please feel free to use the image on
your own pages after completing this lesson.

Box

1. To make the Box, open a new transparent 350 x 350, 16.7 million color image.

2. Add new layer, Back. Selections->load from Disk the box back.sel.
Flood fill with white. Select none.

3. Add new layer, Left. Load the box left.sel.
Flood fill with white. Select none.

4. Add new layer, Right. Load the box right.sel.
Flood fill with #F4F5C5. Select none.

5. Add new layer, Front. Load the box front.sel.
Flood fill with #FFFFDD. Select none.

6. Add new layer, Nachos. Load the nachos.sel.
Flood fill with #C00000. Select none.

7. Save your Box as a .psp file for later.

Chip

1. To make the Chip, open a new transparent 350 x 350, 16.7 million color image.

2. You can choose which of the chip shapes to make. I am providing a round
shape and a rounded triangle shape. Selections->load from disk the chip .sel file
you chose. Flood fill it with white. Keep selected!

3. Open BladePro or Super BladePro and choose Martin's Tortchip preset from
the Mexican Feast group. Apply the preset. Select none.

4. You will want to File->Export your chip as a tube.

Pepper

1. To make the Pepper, open a new transparent 350 x 350, 16.7 million color image.

2. Add new layer, Ribs. Selections->load from Disk the pepperribs.sel.
Flood fill with #00C000. Select none.

3. Add new layer, Core. Selections->load from Disk the peppercore.sel.
Flood fill with #DBF89C. Select none.

4. Add new layer, Skin. Selections->load from Disk the pepperskin.sel.
Flood fill with #008000. Select none.

5. Don't worry, this looks much better sized down on your finished image.
Layers-> merge visible. Export as a tube.

Assembling Your Order

1. Open your box image and make a SHIFT-D copy of the image.
Close your original box.

2. I merged the front, right, and nachos layers together.
Then, I merged the back and left layers together.

3. Click on the merged back layer and add new layer, Chips.
Using the tube tool to add the chips in the box. I used tube size 30-40 range.
You may want to add this drop shadow to the chips for dimension.

4. Repeat step 3 for Chips2 layer.

5. Add new layer, Cheese. Set foreground to white and set your brush tool as shown.
Dab cheese in various spots. Add a few large globs too. Select all the white globs now.

6. Open BladePro or Super BladePro and choose Martin's Cheese preset from the
Condiments group. Apply the preset. Select none.

7. Add new layer, Peppers. Using your tube tool , add in your peppers.
Set the tool to size 10.

Order up! Save as you wish.