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Photoshop Tutorials!
Multiple Backgrounds Tutorial  1. Open up several images that you would like to use as a background. 2. On each file go to Edit > Define Pattern... 3. Next, open your image. I used this one (click it to view full size):  4. Outline the person. If you don't know how to do that, refer to my other tutorial: here. 5. After outlining, make the person on a new layer. A shortcut to do this is pressing control J. 6. Now go to your layers palette, and press the little f button! Then click on 'Stroke...' It looks like below.  7. I set the size to 30px, and Fill Type to pattern. My settings look like below:  8. Press okay. 9. Now my image looks like below (click for the full size):  10. Now here's the tricky part... 11. Go to the layers palette, and create a new layer by pressing this button:  12. Your layers palette should resemble below:  13. Drag Layer 1 above Layer 2. So it looks like below:  14. Now click control + e. Or go to Layer > Merge down. It should look like this:  15. Press the little F button again... select Stroke... and repeat step #7. 16. You should now have two backgrounds... repeat steps #11-14 to add more backgrounds to the photo! For the typical 'preppy' signs found on myspace, everyone does it twice. Do what you please though. 17. You're done! :D 18. My final outcome looks like this (I did it all the way) Click to view full size: |
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