You will need:

Paint Shop Pro
Animation Shop
Eye Candy 4000/Gradient Glow
Tube of your choice - I'm using work by the fantastic artist Garrett Blair.  You can purchase his tubes from CILM
My Template - here

First open a new canvas 500 x 500, flood filled with a white.  Open my template and paste as a new layer.

Copy and paste your tube as a new layer, and resize to fit in the big square of the template.

Add a new layer, and using a bright colour from your tube, select your airbrush tool.  Using the following settings.

Spay over your tube, following the shape until it is totally covered.  Then resize it by 115.

Go to Adjust/Blur/Gaussian Blur, setting 15.  Drag it below you tube and template.  Then add Effect/Texture Effect/Blinds with the following settings and dark grey.

Take your magic wand, set to Add, with your template layer active click inside the large square.  Selection/Modify/Expand 2.  Click on the blinded layer, invert, and hit delete.  Select none.

On your tube layer, duplicate it, and on the bottom copy, go to Adjust/Blur/Gaussian Blur, setting at 5.  On your top tube lower the opacity to 60.

Okay, now we are going to add a part of our original tube to the small squares on the right.  So take your magic one, set to replace, and select inside the top square.  Go to Selection/Modify/Expand by 2.  Paste your tube as a new layer, and position the part of the body you want to show in the selected square.   Selection/Invert, and hit delete.  Select none, and move the square below the template. 

Repeat this process until you have filled all the four squares.

Now add your copyright, watermark and text.  For my text I'm using Snappy Service.  Drag your text out so it fits just across the bottom line of your template's big square.  Add a gradient glow in white, set glow width to 3. 

Duplicate this layer, and on the bottom text add the same gaussian blur you added to your tube.  On the top text lower the opacity to 80.

Crop your image, and lets now start animating.  Copy merged, and paste as a new animation in Animation Shop.  Go back into Paint Shop and move your bottom square to the top, and the others down one.  If any of your squares look like they are overlapping, and they seem to be sitting in the square, then move the layer below the one they are overlapping.

Copy merged, and paste in Animation Shop after the current frame.  Repeat this until the top square has worked its way down to the bottom square, giving you four frames.

Select all, and change the frame properties to 50.  Save as a gif file.

You are done.  I hope you enjoyed this tutorial.

Please feel free to link to this tutorial, and/or print it out for your own personal use, but DO NOT copy it in ANY way to put on-line, pass out, or re-write without my permission.  Any resemblance to any other tutorial like this is purely coincidental.   Thank you.  This tutorial was written on the 17th September 2006 and rewritten 23rd December 2007 by Faerie Queen.