3. Bring your images into Photoshop by copying and pasting them in or opening your image and dragging
from one canvas to another (detach tabs at the top by pulling them away from the tab line)
6. Use free transform to
alter the shape and
size of images. Go to
Edit> free transform
or click ctrl and T on
your keyboard
7. Use the corners to drag in and out to resize or hover over the corners to bring up the rotation,
you can also flip it if you drag from one side over to the over.
8. Use the polygonal lasso to select parts of the image you wish to remove. You do this by clicking around an
object, and when you double click it will create “marching ants” to show your selection around the edge.
24. Learn how to use the pen tool before you
carry on with the next step
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSdov7nVYdo
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w47u7gi0bUw
25. You will need to create a new layer above your collage, click here to add a layer.
26. Use the pen tool to draw around the image on the new layer, you should pick
out some details
27. Click on and off the eye to view what your lines look like.
29. Go to image adjustments and threshold with the top layer of your collage
selected, this will create a shadow effect ready for your inking.
30. Use the threshold tool to get the effect you want. You can duplicate layers by
dragging it down to the new layer button, this gives you more freedom to use
the threshold on different areas if some areas look too dark.
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36. Do this for everything in your image until you are happy.
37. This time use the pen tool on a new layer to go over the black shadows for your inking, this time instead of using
stroke when you right click, go to fill. This will give you your inking effect.