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Dec2
Using Photos for Text in Photoshop
Filed under: Masking, Photoshop Tutorials, Text Effects; Tagged as: Masking, Photoshop Tutorials, text effectsNo Comments
by Chad Neuman
Here is how to use layer clipping masks with photos and text in Adobe Photoshop for unique looks for brochures, web sites, and posters. Read the rest of this entry »
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Nov20
Combing Illustrator Patterns with Photoshop Masking
Filed under: Illustrator Tutorials, Masking, Photoshop Tutorials; Tagged as: Illustrator Tutorials, Masking, patterns, Photoshop Tutorials2 Comments
by Chad Neuman
Using both Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop together can produce some original designs. I’ll go over a technique of creating a shape in Illustrator and then using it as a clipping mask in Photoshop, which is then partially hidden for a nice background effect. Read the rest of this entry »