From the course: Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery
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Warping art onto the surface of an image - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery
Warping art onto the surface of an image
I've gone ahead and applied my Puppet Warp thus far and saved my changes as White background.psd found inside the 29_smart_objects folder. So you can see that I have a Puppet Warp assigned to my Smart Object right there and it is an editable effect, because once again I am working with the Smart Object. I don't want that Filter Mask cluttering up my Layers panel and we'll see how Filter Mask work in the next chapter we discuss Smart Filters. But for now just go ahead and right-click on it and choose Delete Filter Mask, because we don't need it. We're not going to be taking advantage of that and then either double-click on Puppet Warp if you are working along with me or if you're still inside the Puppet Warp mode that's just fine. You can also once again choose the Puppet Warp command from the Edit menu. Now this is going to be the toughest step to try to get this tiger looking right on the arm and it's very possible you'll never get it exactly right. In fact, I probably won't get it…
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Smart Objects = protective containers1m 35s
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Placing an Illustrator graphic6m 29s
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Vector copy and paste options6m 56s
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Applying Puppet Warp to vectors8m 9s
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"Gluing" vector art for Puppet Warp5m 50s
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Warping art onto the surface of an image8m 7s
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Blending a Smart Object4m 30s
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Blurring and blending a Smart Object6m 8s
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Making changes in Illustrator5m 57s
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Creating "true clones"7m 18s
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Double-flipping text4m 44s
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Applying effects to multiple layers3m 24s
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Updating true clones in one operation7m 36s
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Editing JPEGs as Camera Raw objects5m 49s
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Creating a double-exposure effect7m 15s
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Masking and shading transitions7m 47s
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Applying and repeating Camera Raw edits6m 9s
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Copying vs. cloning a Smart Object5m 18s
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Flipping a Smart Object and its mask3m 42s
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Adjusting multiple Camera Raw clones3m 53s
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Text that inverts everything behind it5m 34s
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