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Hippo Got Back

Hippo Got Back with Drop Shadows



Hippo Got Back (song contest)
by AnnOminousJun 6, 2008
Here is my tribute to the song VH1 selected as the 6th best song of the 90's - the classic homage to bootylicous rear views "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mixalot. Yes, I like big butts - big hippo butts!!!
The background paper is from Theresa Hernandez's "Waterfall Melodies" paper pack. The paper used to make the er um "mounds" is from Amy Teets' "Notable" kit.
The frame started out as a bar of music element in Irene V. Alexeeva's "Altered Melody" kit. I used an effect that came with PSE 6 to turn it metalic gold. I then arranged the bars of music around the pictures and created the frame.
The top alpha is Randi Oh's "Music To My Ears" and the lower alpha is the "Spray Paint alpha" (color adjusted) from Peggy Brutcher's "Graffiti Grunge" kit.
The dancers are from Beckie Wallace's "Paper Bag Dancers" kit. The word bubble is from AneczkaW's "Friendly Dogs" kit. The font used is "Chiller". (Isn't it an amazing co-oincidence that the designer is named Beckie and the first lines of the rap say Becky?)
ETA: Am I allowed to submit a version 2? I just learned how to do drop shadows and added some!
The background paper is from Theresa Hernandez's "Waterfall Melodies" paper pack. The paper used to make the er um "mounds" is from Amy Teets' "Notable" kit.
The frame started out as a bar of music element in Irene V. Alexeeva's "Altered Melody" kit. I used an effect that came with PSE 6 to turn it metalic gold. I then arranged the bars of music around the pictures and created the frame.
The top alpha is Randi Oh's "Music To My Ears" and the lower alpha is the "Spray Paint alpha" (color adjusted) from Peggy Brutcher's "Graffiti Grunge" kit.
The dancers are from Beckie Wallace's "Paper Bag Dancers" kit. The word bubble is from AneczkaW's "Friendly Dogs" kit. The font used is "Chiller". (Isn't it an amazing co-oincidence that the designer is named Beckie and the first lines of the rap say Becky?)
ETA: Am I allowed to submit a version 2? I just learned how to do drop shadows and added some!
Products Used
This project uses products from Randi Oh Designs






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