This is a pretty simple tutorial that shows how to make a wall image overlay.
Page 1 : Introduction
Here is the goal of the tutorial:
Turn this: Into this
Page 2: Select your Images
First you will have to select an image that you want to use. Of course I am using the wall picture from page 1 and this logo.
Then use the Magic eraser tool or any method you want to create the shape you want the picture to be.
Page 3: Paste it
Now paste onto the background picture of your choice.
It does not have to be a wall. It could be a car, a computer, on a person to make the appearance of a tattoo, or any other picture that you would like to use.
Adjust and tweak major glitches or problems to the pasted picture at this time.
Page 4: Perspective
Now we will adjust to the direction of the background.
Adjust your picture with the free transform tool right click then click perspective.
This tool takes a little time to adjust to. Practice on a blank document.
The logo is now flattened and really unattractive. Let's adjust the height and length.
As you can tell I have erased the productions part of the logo to just showcase the TM in the square.
Now on to the fun part.
Page 5: Adjustments and overlay
Move your picture around the background making sure that the scale and perspective match the area you’re placing your picture
Then
I will be selecting overlay to complete the picture.
Choose the option that better suits the lighting or feel of your picture.
Page 6: Solong
I hope that this tutorial helps with any problems you have or has shown you something new.
TMproductions
Page 1 : Introduction
Here is the goal of the tutorial:
Turn this: Into this
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| after |
Page 2: Select your Images
First you will have to select an image that you want to use. Of course I am using the wall picture from page 1 and this logo.
Now paste onto the background picture of your choice.
It does not have to be a wall. It could be a car, a computer, on a person to make the appearance of a tattoo, or any other picture that you would like to use.
Page 4: Perspective
Now we will adjust to the direction of the background.
Adjust your picture with the free transform tool right click then click perspective.
This tool takes a little time to adjust to. Practice on a blank document.
Now on to the fun part.
Page 5: Adjustments and overlay
Move your picture around the background making sure that the scale and perspective match the area you’re placing your picture
Then
Choose the option that better suits the lighting or feel of your picture.
Page 6: Solong
I hope that this tutorial helps with any problems you have or has shown you something new.
TMproductions
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