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How to use Adobe Photoshop to rotate an image so that it can be placed on a photo of a billboard. Then add and rotate some new text. This quick video shows my favorite tricks for rotating images in Photoshop.
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INDEX Adobe Photoshop Rotate Image
00:00 Bring in image
00:30 Resize image
00:47 Roate image
01:45 Distort image
02:16 Add new text
03:20 Rotate text
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Designer and lettering artist Cymone Wilder builds brands through her design practice, Simon and Moose. She draws inspiration from the black experience, as well as song lyrics and the musical styles she listens to. See how she infuses her work with crunchy, tactile effects using adjustment layers in Adobe Photoshop.
Cymone Wilder creates her designs and lettering in Nashville, Tennessee:
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