you got it in the end didnt you? your guides look lined up in that last screenshot.I'm still not sure why I couldn't get that last guide step
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Photoshop thread for tips and advice
- Thread starter La Paix
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Lined up yes but I couldn't do that step to show more of the orange layer
yeah? in the screenshot your bottom orange is showing so it looks good. only the bottom is suppose to show.
can you send a screen of how it looks right now. maybe take the paint brush in another layer and explain which part you were trying to move?
My current state. I thought I needed to have the top 2/3 or so orange?
so now is the next step. Take the eyedropper tool and take a sample of the Yellow behind Anderson Silva's burito
Then make a new layer use the Paint Bucket Tool to fill it in with that Yellow and then resize it so it takes up that square we made.
It should look like this now:
Then make a new layer use the Paint Bucket Tool to fill it in with that Yellow and then resize it so it takes up that square we made.
It should look like this now:
use the navigator to zoom in and get it to snap to the line if you feel it off a bit. Cause snapping at a farther distance sometimes doesnt it to snap perfectly.
AHHH...I was trying to make this happen without adding a new layer. I assume its possible but this will work tooso now is the next step. Take the eyedropper tool and take a sample of the Yellow behind Anderson Silva's burito
Then make a new layer use the Paint Bucket Tool to fill it in with that Yellow and then resize it so it takes up that square we made.
It should look like this now:
its best to put different shapes in different layers so when you screw up you can delete that particular layer and fix it. If you put 2 shapes in one layer it merges them both and so when you use the transform tool to resize them the whole thing gets resized. not just one shape.
also you would have to do both shapes again if you decide to redo.
You can always merge the layers afterwards when are done. and want to consolidate layers.
looks good.
so now we are going to change the blending style of the orange layer.
click on the orange layer and change the blending style to LINEAR BURN. That should burn that orange with the Paper texture in the back. That will make the orange appear to have a texture. Its at the top in the Layer palette. It says NORMAL right now as the default.
You can switch between NORMAL and LINEAR BURN to see the difference.
so now we are going to change the blending style of the orange layer.
click on the orange layer and change the blending style to LINEAR BURN. That should burn that orange with the Paper texture in the back. That will make the orange appear to have a texture. Its at the top in the Layer palette. It says NORMAL right now as the default.
You can switch between NORMAL and LINEAR BURN to see the difference.
whoops wrong layer. Set that back to NORMAL.I get this...turns burgundy
We should probably name the layers. Double click on a layer to rename them.
LAYER 3 = YELLOW LAYER
LAYER 2 = BROWN LAYER
LAYER 1 = ORANGE LAYER
Orange layer should be set to LINEAR BURN
2 layer 3s?
whoops the bottom one should say LAYER 1
I know, being a cheeky cunt as some say. Im all labeled up
easiest way to change the blending layer is in the layer palette rather than double clicking on the layer.
i should also mention not to type the word layer at the end.
Yellow, brown and orange shall suffice in the kingdom.
Same...easiest way to change the blending layer is in the layer palette rather than double clicking on the layer.
Alright done, I see no instant change
set brown layer BLENDING STYLE to MULTIPLY
you should be able to see the paper texture through the orange now right?