October 2017

Turn Your SIGNATURE Into a WATERMARK in Photoshop – Watermark Your Images – Photoshop Tutorial

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In this tutorial, I’m going to show you what I think is the best technique to turn a signature into a watermark in Photoshop.

We will use a technique that will allow you to save Opacity, Blending Modes, and Layer Styles.

Best of all, you will be able to use the watermark on other Adobe applications and apply the watermark to videos and illustrations using linked Smart Objects.

This video will be more than your typical Brush signature tutorial.

Keep in mind that this technique could be used with a logo or any other graphics, but I will use a signature to demonstrate how it all works.

► In this Photoshop tutorial:

01:18 – Extract signature from background
03:50 – Making a brush from a signature (not recommended)
04:55 – Apply Layer Styles to signature graphic
06:10 – Turn signature into a Creative Cloud Library Asset
06:49 – Placing Linked Layers
07:05 – Placing Layers
07:53 – Editing Creative Cloud Library Assets

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How to Make Color Variations in Illustrator using the Recolor Artwork feature | Adobe Creative Cloud

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Learn how to use the Recolor Artwork feature to quickly take complex artwork and iterate on its palette. This technique is perfect for experimenting or creating color comps for a client.

Start from scratch, or download practice files [https://adobe.ly/2fXnXXz] for a head start. Steps below.

1. Duplicate the artboard so you can see a before and after. Choose the Artboard tool, then Option/Alt + drag to duplicate the artboard and its contents.
Tip: You can also select Duplicate Artboards from the flyout menu on the Artboards panel.
2. Choose the Selection tool, then drag a marquee around all the objects you’d like to recolor to select them.
3. Go to Edit — Edit Colors — Recolor Artwork.
4. Click Edit to show the color wheel. Check Recolor Art to preview the changes as you make them.
5. Recolor your work using one, or both, of these techniques:
a. Drag the main swatch (larger dot) around the color palette to change individual colors.
b. Click Link Harmony Colors to preserve the original color relationships and edit the artwork as a whole.
6. With a swatch selected, you can also use the HSB sliders to make fine adjustments to a color.

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