2020

How to Make a Photoshop Elements Displacement Map Graphic on a T-Shirt

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In this Photoshop Elements Displacement Map tutorial I show you how to place a graphic on a t-shirt or other fabric and make it look like it was printed on. Using the Displacement Map we are able to “map” up and down distortion of the image based on the values in the displacement map which is made from the t-shirt photo.

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00:00 Photoshop Elements Displacement Map Intro
00:44 What is a Photoshop Elements Displacement Map?
01:12 Making the Displacement Map Image
01:25 Duplicating Layer
01:31 Converting Image into Black and White
02:02 Increase the Contrast with Enhance Levels
02:59 Using Gaussian Blur to blur out the image
03:18 Saving the Black and White layer as a Photoshop Elements Displacement Map
04:23 Making a selection and layer mask of just the body of the T-Shirt
06:15 Making the Black Stripes
07:54 Using Filter/Distort/Displace to apply the Displacement Map
08:54 Applying the Layer Mask to the Lines layer
09:09 Blending in the Black and White layer to add value variations to the black stripes
10:39 Photoshop Elements Displacement Map review
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How to Make an Animated Illustration in Photoshop | Adobe Creative Cloud

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Combine colorful illustrations and looping animations to create striking compositions. Featured Artist: Shyama Golden. Check out more of her work here: https://shyamagolden.com/

Start from scratch, or download practice files [https://adobe.ly/2UcbOm4] for a head start. Steps below.

Prep your file:
1. Choose Edit – Preferences (Windows), or Photoshop CC – Preferences (macOS), and deselect Resize Image During Place to ensure the images you place scaled properly.
2. Select the Right Front Panel layer group (Window – Layers).
3. Choose File – Place Embedded and select shyama_golden_pattern.jpg from the practice files to place the image as a Smart Object just above the RIGHT side layer.
4. Right-click on the pattern layer and choose Create Clipping Mask to fit the pattern inside the shirt panel.
Animate the pattern:
1. Open the Timeline (Window – Timeline) and drag the playhead to the 00 mark.
2. Select the shyama_golden_pattern layer in the Timeline and move it to align with the playhead.
3. Twirl open the pattern layer and click the stopwatch for the Transform property to create a Transform keyframe.
4. Drag the playhead to 05:00 and use Control+T (Windows), Command+T (macOS), to open Free Transform.
5. Click the pyramid in the Control Bar to use Relative Positioning for the reference point – this converts X and Y to 0.00 px.
6. Change X to -500 and Y to 500 to move the pattern down and to the left.
Tip: In order to get a perfectly looping animation, it is important to set the coordinates in increments of 500.
7. Click the checkmark to complete the animation. This creates a new keyframe.
8. Select Loop Playback from the Timeline’s Set playback options and click Play to test the animation.
That’s it!

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