Ps Paper-cut Illustration Tutorial -PS- How to Set Paper-cut Effect

How to use ps to do paper-cutting The method of using ps to do paper-cutting is:

1, create a new white background file and a new layer;

2. Use the custom shape tool to draw the polygon selection;

3. Rasterize the layer to produce stereoscopic projection effect;

4. Use the "Move Tool" to hold down the alt key and quickly drag and copy, merge the layers, and flip vertically.

Ps illustration tutorial ps illustration tutorial is as follows:

1. Double-click the ps icon on the computer desktop to enter the main interface of ps operation.

2. Click the "File" option at the top of the interface, select "New" in the pop-up drop-down box, set the "Preset" under the new window as "International Standard Paper", enter the required height, width and resolution, and click "OK" when the "Background Content" is white.

3. Click the "New Layer" icon at the bottom of the layer panel on the right, and you can create several new ones, which are named as line drawing, coloring, shading and other similar styles from bottom to top, which is convenient for later differentiation.

4. Click the "Brush Tool" in the toolbar on the left, or press the "B" key to select an appropriate brush and draw a line sketch in the online sketch layer. You can click the Eraser tool to erase the wrong part.

5. After drawing the line sketch, select the coloring layer, then select the magic wand tool box on the left toolbar to select the area to be colored, and select the lasso tool for the complex area.

6. Then select the appropriate color in the gallery and click the "Paint Bucket" tool to fill the color.

7. Then draw all the five senses of the characters on the five senses layer. If you want to adjust the part, you can press the shortcut key "Ctrl+T".

8. Finally, adjust the details of the picture, add shadows to the characters, and click "Gradient Map" to adjust the overall tone.

How to set the PS- paper-cutting effect Let's take a look at the following three pictures. * * * The same thing is to add a sense of hierarchy to the picture with paper-cut modeling, which is refreshing.

I'll take this picture as the standard and see how it works.

First create a blank poster.

Let's draw the outermost outline with the pen tool first, then draw the approximate outline with the pen tool, and then fill in the color.

Click the layer style, set the bevel and relief, and project the effect.

Then use the pen tool to draw the second layer of fill color.

Then the next color, we copy a layer on the basis of the second layer and then ctrl+t is reduced to the right place.

After filling in the color, we repeat it until it is the same as the poster.

This is good, and then we can try other effects.