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Step
1: Here's a great shot of
a young man in a white t-shirt--
let's put a logo on his shirt,
and turn on Photoshop's power
with the Wacom pen to make
the logo ripple with his shirt. |
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Step
2: Create a layer above the
t-shirt by tapping on the
Layer icon-- we'll paint in
this layer with the airbrush
to create our distortion graphic.
Fill the layer with 50% gray--
this will be our designated
"neutral" for the distortion. |
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3: Let's get Photoshop's airbrush
tool set-- go to the Brush
Dynamics icon at the top of
your screen (or in the Options
palette for those of you who
are pre-6), and set to to
Pressure: Stylus. Set the
layer for 75% opacity-- that
way you can see Tee Shirt
Boy underneath |
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4: Paint in your layer with
black-- try to match the darker
areas of the underlying image.
The Wacom pen's pressure sensitivity
lets you get as much or as
little black as you want,
merely by changing how hard
you press. |
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5: Now paint in the white
highlights-- go ahead and
change the opacity up to 100%
if you're curious how the
layer looks. Don't worry about
getting too exact-- here,
close is good enough. Copy
and paste the gray layer into
a new document and save it
as a grayscale image-- this
is your distortion image |
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6: Place the logo right in
the front of the shirt. Go
to Filter-- Distort-- Displace,
and set your H and V scale
to whatever you think sounds
good (be prepared to experiment
a bit here). Select the distortion
image you just created, and
hit Open. |
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Step
7: You'll see a weird distortion
effect-- change the layer
mode to Hard Light and lower
the opacity a bit. |
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Step
8: Burn and dodge the logo
layer for a little added three-dimensional
touch, and there you go! |
