From the course: Photoshop for Fashion Design: 2 Rendering Techniques
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Adding flats to your layout - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Fashion Design: 2 Rendering Techniques
Adding flats to your layout
- [Instructor] Here's another layout option. We've got another illustration by Indica and we've also got rendered flats with it. Now laid out on this page, it does fall a little flat. So my solution is to add a panel behind it in a colour that's going to pop everything. And I think this adds a lot to the presentation. Now if you want to pop the flats even further, we can either add an outer glow to them or even a drop shadow. Normally I'm not a fan of drop shadows but in this case we can make it work. So let's start by adding a little drop shadow to the wall. Let's go down here to drop shadow and because the wall is shadowing itself onto the blue. Let's make this a dark dark blue instead of black. Just so it's a little bit richer looking. We'll take down the opacity a bit. I'm going to take down the spread. We'll take down the distance and we'll kick up the size a little bit to soften the edge. So now we have a very soft drop shadow around this golden panel. And it just sets it apart…
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Rendering styles using Photoshop36s
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Marker style15m 15s
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Watercolor speed painting9m 25s
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Watercolor painting6m 49s
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Overlay to add lace5m 2s
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Sequins and lamé4m 12s
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Drop shadows vs. cast shadows4m 43s
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Neutralizing photographic backgrounds6m 13s
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Adding flats to your layout5m 51s
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Using effects for adding impact7m 20s
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