Well, my latest project, yes, I KNOW I AM BEHIND on kits, but I can't help it. My latest project is to create some photo masks. I think most people do know how to use photo masks, but I am sure there are a few out there that has yet to try it out. So I thought I'd show you how to use one with one of my latest products.
Feedback would really be appreciated on this one. Love/Hate/Don't care. You can even leave anonymous comments! LOL.
To use a photo mask really is only a few steps.
You can start on your layout or you can create a new canvas.
I am going to use a new canvas in this example.
Place your photo on the canvas. Drag the photo mask over your photo. Resize the photo if needed. Place the mask BELOW your photo.
![](http://media3.dropshots.com/photos/359367/20080923/210213.jpg)
![](http://media5.dropshots.com/photos/359367/20080923/210245.jpg)
Now, create a clipping mask (Layer -> Create Clipping Mask).
After you create your clipping mask, you can resize the photo or move it as needed.
![](http://media3.dropshots.com/photos/359367/20080923/210318.jpg)
There you have it!
![](http://media4.dropshots.com/photos/359367/20080923/b_210502.jpg)
2 comments:
WHOO WHOO!!! Good for you, it looks great.
i haven't had a chance to play with it yet, but it is beautiful just looking at the mask itself. thank you so much!
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