PS Create a personalized envelope

This example introduces the use of PS digital photos to create a consensual synthesis of personalized envelopes, mainly through the Stroke Path tool, text tools, lasso tools, layer blending mode and other common tools and methods to achieve the final results.

This example introduces the use of PS digital photo to create a consensual synthesis of personalized envelopes, mainly through the Stroke Path tool, text tools, lasso tools, layer blending mode and other common tools and methods to complete the final effect, suitable for beginners to learn, I hope friends can learn from this tutorial digital photo processing methods, extrapolate, Making more Wonderful works ~ ~

Photoshop can be made into signature photos, cards, computer screen desktops, letterhead, cartoons, illustrations, and so on, especially for commercial posters, advertising and daily life and entertainment. This example uses the digital photograph to make the envelope, is suitable for the beginner to learn oh.

Final Effect Diagram:

1, press "CTRL + N" key combination to create a new document, set its "width" of 21cm, "height" for 11cm, "background content" is white, as shown in Figure 1:

2. Set the color of the foreground color (#:fafae1) envelope in the toolbox, and its color value, as shown in Figure 2:

Press the "Alt+delete" key to make the foreground color fill.

3, click the "Create New Layer" button under the Panel, select the Rectangular Marquee tool in the Toolbox, press the CTRL key to draw a square box, and then perform the edit/stroke command, set its width to 4PX, color to dark red (#:d5273c), and position to center, The panel effect is shown in Figure 3:

4, press "Ctrl+d" key combination to cancel the selection, press "CTRL+J" key combination copy red Box 5 times, put it in the appropriate position (you can use the "tool" blue guides to locate), as shown in Figure 4:

5, in the Layers panel, press the CTRL key not to let go with the mouse click to select a layer other than the background layer, then right-click on the layer and select Merge Layers from the shortcut menu that pops up (or press the "Ctrl+e" key combination for the merge layer action) and merge the red box layers together , the panel effect is shown in Figure 5:

6. Use the Horizontal Type tool in the toolbox, enter "ZIP code:" and set its "font" as bold, "size" to 20, and "color" to red, as shown in Figure 6:

7, the digital photo 01 dragged into the source file, as shown in Figure 7A:

Use the "Magnetic lasso tool" in the toolbox, the Polygonal Lasso tool to select a selection box (or use the Pen tool) to pull out the body, as shown in Figure 7B:

After you perform the edit/transform/Flip Horizontal command, press the "ctrl+t" key to reduce the photo to the appropriate size and set the opacity of this layer to 33%, and then set the layer blending mode to "multiply", as shown in Figure 7C:

8, open the picture 02, as shown in Figure 8A:

Press the "Ctrl+shift+i" key combination, Image Size dialog box, select the appropriate size of the stamp (the size of the ordinary stamp has not been absolutely fixed, the smallest also has 23.5 mm * 16.5 mm, commonly used in 30 mm * 40 mm, and 22*27 mm 26*31 mm.) , drag picture 02 into the source file and place it in the right place, as shown in Figure 8B:

9. While pressing the CTRL key in the Layers panel, click the layer to bring up the selection, the Ant line Status, and click the Generate work path from selection button in the Paths panel, as shown in Figure 9:

Note: in the property bar, set its brush "flow" to 100%, otherwise the color of the stroke is very light, there is no way to carry out the next load selection operation.

10. Right-click Work path in the Paths panel. Select the stroke Path command in the pop-up shortcut menu, and then select brushes in the Stroke Path dialog box that pops up, click OK to stroke the path, and the effect after the stroke is as shown in Figure 10:

11, return to the Layers panel, select Layer 4, perform the Select/Load Selection command, the Ant line status, click Layer 3, and then press DELETE to delete the selection, and the panel effect is shown in Figure 11A:

When you close the small eyes button in front of Layer 4, the effect is as shown in Figure 11B:

12, select the "Rectangular Marquee" tool in the toolbox, draw a box, and then perform the edit/stroke command, set its width to 1PX in the pop-up dialog box, and the "position" to the outside, and the color is white, as shown in Figure 12:

13, stroke and then use the "Horizontal text" tool to enter the "80-China Post", and set its size to 8 points and color white, and finally placed in the appropriate position, the effect is as shown in Figure 13:

14, click the "Create New Layer" button, use the Oval selection tool to draw an ellipse, and then perform the edit/stroke command, set its width to 1PX in the pop-up dialog box, and the position to the outside, and the color to black, as shown in Figure 14:

15, press the "Ctrl+d" key combination to cancel the selection. Then press the CTRL key in the layers panel to bring up the selection and click the Generate work path from selection button in the Paths panel, as shown in Figure 15:

16, in the selection of the case, go back to the Layers panel, select the "Horizontal text" tool in the toolbox, when the path into a wavy, input text, the effect as shown in Figure 16A:

Use this method to enter another set of "Guangxi releases" and press the "CTRL" key to adjust the effect as shown in Figure 16C:

17, the other picture material 03 open, as shown in Figure 17A:

With the eraser tool, remove the black border to make it more beautiful, as shown in Figure 17B:

Drag to the source file, set its layer blending mode to multiply in the layers panel, and perform filter/Convert to Smart Filter (objective: To make the image not blurred during the transform size process.) Then, press the "ctrl+t" key combination to reduce the picture to the appropriate size, and move in the center of the circle, forming a postmark, the last photo-made envelope is complete, the final effect as shown in Figure 17C: