This tutorial was written using PSP version 7.02 but should work with other versions. It also used Eye Candy 4000. You could skip those parts if you don't have Eye Candy. It uses Selections which you can download HERE. I'm assuming you have basic knowledge of the tools in PSP and the use of the layer palette. Included in the zip is a color guide. Just use your dropper tool to select the colors. The pattern I used for his scarf is also in the zip file. Or chose your own! Let's get started! Open a new image size 350x500, transparent background. Add a new layer named right boot. Load rboot selection. Flood fill with black. Deselect. ON THE SAME LAYER. Load rbootlight. Flood fill with white. Deselect. Add a new layer named left boot. Load lboot selection. Flood fill with black. Deselect. ON THE SAME LAYER. Load lbootlight. Flood fill with white. Deselect. Add a new layer named boot middle. Load bootmiddle selection. Flood fill with white. Deselect. Add a new layer named body. Load body selection. Flood fill with color #5 Selections...Invert. Apply the following drop shadow: Deselect. Effects...Noise...Add...6%. Add a new layer named sweater. Load sweater selection. Flood fill with color #6 Apply texture. I used the following: I'm not including the number of the texture I used because your's will probably be different. Just use any texture you think will make a nice warm-looking fabric. Deselect. Add a new layer named trim. Load sweatertrim selection. Flood fill with color #3 Apply texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the following drop shadow: Deselect. Add a new layer named right mitten. Load rmitten selection. Flood fill with color #1. Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the following drop shadow: Deselect. Add a new layer named left mitten. Load lmitten selection. Flood fill with color #1. Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow as for the right mitten. Deselect. Add a new layer named head. Load head selection. Flood fill color #5 Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow you used for the body But change the blur to 25. Deselect. Effects...Noise...Add...6% Add a new layer named right arm. Load rarm selection. Flood fill with color #6 Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow you used on the head. The settings should still be there. Deselect. Add a new layer named left arm. Load larm selection. Flood fill with color #6 Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow. Deselect. Add a new layer named right cuff. Load rcuff selection. Flood fill with color #3 Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow you used sweater trim: Vertical & Horizontal: 0 Opacity: 100 Blur: 25 Color #4 Deselect. Add a new layer named left cuff. Load rcuff selection. Flood fill with color #3 Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow as the right cuff. Deselect. Add a new layer named scarf. Load scarf selection. Flood fill with scarfpatt.jpg 100% scale, angle at 15. Selections...Invert. Apply the following drop shadow: Vertical & Horizontal: 0 Opacity: 100 Blur: 15 Color: black Deselect. Add a new layer named scarf2. Load scarf2 selection. Flood fill with scarfpatt.jpg 100% scale, angle at 0. Selections...Invert. Apply the following drop shadow: Vertical & Horizontal: 0 Opacity: 100 Blur: 15 Color: black Deselect. Add a new layer named scarf3. Load scarf3 selection. Flood fill with scarfpatt.jpg 100% scale, angle at 15. Selections...Invert. Apply the following drop shadow: Vertical & Horizontal: 0 Opacity: 100 Blur: 15 Color: black Deselect. At this point we need to go back to our left arm layer in the layer palette. Grab your eraser brush and erase that little part of the arm that is showing on the body. I had to make some changes and realized that part was showing! Add a new layer named hat top. Load hattop selection. Flood fill with color #6 Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow used on the arms. Deselect. Add a new layer named stripe. Load hatstripe selection. Flood fill with color #1 Apply texture. Deselect. Add a new layer named hat ball. Load hatball selection. Flood fill with color #6 Apply texture. Selections...Invert. Apply same drop shadow used on hat top. Settings should still be there. Deselect. Apply Eye Candy Jiggle: Brownian Motion bubble size: 5 warp amount: 5 twist: 90 Add a new layer named hat band. Load hatband selection. Flood fill with color #3 Apply Texture. Selections...Invert. Apply drop shadow with the same settings as the sweater trim. Deselect. Add a new layer named eye. Load eye selection. Flood fill with black. Apply an Inner Bevel with the "Round" preset. Deselect. Add a new layer named eye2. Load eye2 selection. Flood fill with black. Apply same "Round" Inner Bevel. Deselect. Add a new layer named nose. Flood fill with #F88C62 or color of your choice. (sorry I forgot to add this to the color chart!) Apply Inner Bevel with the following settings: Effects...Blur...Soften. Deselect. Add a new layer named mouth. Load mouth selection. Flood fill with black. Effects...Blur...Soften. Deselect. Add a new layer named cheeks. Flood fill with #ECDAE3 (yep, forgot this one too) Deselect. I also lowered the opacity of this layer to 70% Add a new layer named heart. Load heart selection. Flood fill with color #1 Selections...Invert. Apply the same drop shadow you used on the mittens. Deselect. Paintbrush size: 3 hardness: 75 Opacity: 100 step: 25 density: 100 Paint two black dots on your heart. Next I added an Eye Candy Jiggle to the hat band, all 3 scarf layers, left and right cuffs, and sweater trim. Using these settings: Brownian Motion Bubble size: 5 Warp Amount: 5 TWist: 90 Now add the following drop shadow to the hat band, hat ball, 3 scarf layers, left and right cuffs, and the sweater trim. Now you can merge your layers and export as a tube! You can make what you want with your result but please do not try to make money with it! And you're done!