From the course: Photoshop for Fashion Design: 2 Rendering Techniques
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Drop shadows vs. cast shadows - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Fashion Design: 2 Rendering Techniques
Drop shadows vs. cast shadows
- [Instructor] Let's talk about drop shadows and cast shadows. So, first I've got an illustration here by one of my students, Brielle, and if you want to see more of her work you can look her up on Instagram @elfinillustrations. Let's add a drop shadow to this. If you look at my layers you can see I've got a background here set up but it's turned off at the moment, but I'm going to leave it off for now. I'm going to go to the layer that has the girl on it. We're going to go to effects, and here we're going to add a drop shadow. Now, by default the drop shadow is black. It's set to about 30% and it's kind of overwhelming. Over here you can adjust the angle of the drop shadow. You can also click on it here and move it around. Size here, adjust the blurriness. Spread makes it really hard at the edges. I think those are named sort of oddly, but size affects blur. So, we're going to soften the edges. We're not going to make it too distant. Let's put it on this angle where the rest of our…
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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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