01. Open up a new file of A4 size and I filled the background with a bright green neon colour. Then I placed both of the dolls on the new file and resized it (Ctrl + T) accordingly.
02. I made a new Gradient layer by clicking the Ying-Yang like button and choose darker green for the Gradient colour.
03. Next, choose a dark red colour ( I choose #290E01) and made a new layer, fill it with the colour and set the layer mode to Exclusion. Play with the opacity.
I used this settings.
Then click OK.
04. Next, made a new layer and I choose polka-dot brush, also downloaded from deviantART.com and put it on the layer underneath the Exclusion layer. I put the polka dot pattern because I thought the e-wallpaper looks too plain.
04. Next, made a new layer and I choose polka-dot brush, also downloaded from deviantART.com and put it on the layer underneath the Exclusion layer. I put the polka dot pattern because I thought the e-wallpaper looks too plain.
05. Using the Type Tool, I typed "Selamat Hari Raya" and "maaf zahir batin" at the topmost of the e-wallpaper. By the way, I am using Georgia as the font.
Then using the Shape Tool, choose a borderlike shape to frame the words.

06. The e-wallpaper still seems a bit bland, don't you think? So to add more stuff, I opened a light texture file and paste it then set the layer mode to Lighten.
Then using Brush Tool, I drew bubble speech for the dolls. For the male doll, I drew money symbol inside the bubble speech while for the female doll, I drew ketupat symbol. Next I added heart symbols around the dolls.


07. The final step, I opened up a rustic texture file to add a rusty effect on the wallpaper and set the layer mode on Multiply.

After that for final touch-up; I added a white Gradient layer.
FINAL RESULT:

06. The e-wallpaper still seems a bit bland, don't you think? So to add more stuff, I opened a light texture file and paste it then set the layer mode to Lighten.
07. The final step, I opened up a rustic texture file to add a rusty effect on the wallpaper and set the layer mode on Multiply.
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