Abc Tubes

In this blog I share my tubes to be used with the program Paint Shop Pro. Use your imagination...

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02 March 2011

01 March 2011

Tube Red Shoes

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Tube Donald Duck

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Tube Punk

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Tube Wolverine 05

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Tube Wolverine 04

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Tube Wolverine 03

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Tube Wolverine 02

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Tube Wolverine

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Tube Wormy Head

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Tube Antique Radio

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Tube Agent X

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Tube Acreg

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Tube 8 Ball

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Not be offered for sale my tubes or make them available to any other site, forum or blog. The copyright belongs to the primitive artist. I'm just the tuber, and therefore only one who takes the desired image of her unique background. I have no claim to copyright to me.

Warning II

Copyrights belongs to the original artist.

I'm only the tuber.

You can use the tubes for personal use
and did not benefit commercially.

If you are interested in writing a tutorial
an email would be appreciated.

Warning III

Copyright (also known as the author or copyright) and the right of the author or his successor in title of a literary, scientific or artistic to determine how, where and when his work is published or multiplied.

All actions are performed under fair use without profit or gain and are therefore not a crime.

Images are not collected foam to offer for sale or for any other use for profit. Images are for personal use and not for profit.

No gain ... non-profit.

Warning IV

All images contained in this blog were found on the internet. If by anyhow any of them is offensive to you, please, contact us asking for the removal. If you own copyrights over any of them and do not agree with it being shown here, please send us an email with ownership proof and we will remove it.

Warning V

The tubes containing the note "Private Collection" are only stored on my computer for personal use. I do not intend to share them. I do not create tags, signatures, wallpapers, blinkies or anything like that. Thank you for understanding.

What Are PsP Tubes ?

Picture (or PSP) tubes are graphic images with no background. They are often used as a starting point for complex images; that is, they are combined with other image elements to produce a final work. Tubes can also be regarded as graphic brushes based on a pre-created image; this was their original use. Instead of leaving a trace of color on the canvas, they would leave a trail of images. Popular tube subjects include alphabets, human (also known as dollz), animal and toy figures, flowers, love messages and seasonal symbols.

The tube system originated with PSP Pro version 5. Native tube files may be in .tub, .psp, .pspimage, and .psptube formats. XnView, IrfanView, and TubeEx are separate graphics programs that can open tube files (.tub) and save them as .png files for use in other programs.

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