Layering, Shapes & Text in Photoshop
Designing for the Web
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Designed by Tim O. |
In this lesson you will add a variety of shapes and text to your creative self portraits. Pay attention to the negative space in your work to find a place where you can add these elements without making your artwork look crowded. We are trying to create depth and interest in our piece by learning how to use the f/x and shape tools. You will also be required to teach yourself how to make a custom shape using the Shape Tool Tutorial below and "text on a path" by searching for tutorials on the internet.
Make sure your piece includes:
- Atleast 4 shapes that are transparent and unique (one custom shape)
- A variety of fonts with f/x
- An example of Warping text
- An example of Text on a path
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