THANK GOODNESS I found this tutorial! Very easy instructions! I've always wondered how to use masks I got from others and now I know! So cool! The old saying, "You can't teach an old dog new tricks" is certainly NOT accurate! Hahaha! Thank you, Marisa!
Thank you! I have played around with this but couldn't get anything to work. You explain everything so simply. I might be able to get my moneys worth out of photoshop now that I know where to get help that I can understand. Thank you for keeping it simple and using terminology that a senior citizen can understand. I am going to have a lot more fun in the future!
Thanks for this simple explanation. I was about to download one of your interesting shapes, not knowing exactly what I would do with it, when I saw the "not sure how to use this file?". Very good feature! I had just recently learned how to use photo masks (and how to use them w/word art)by searching the internet, but did not realize you can use the same process to work with papers. I thought all those black shapes were just boring stamps! Now I'll have another whole category of stuff to look out for and play with.
I think this also answers the question of how to work with templates. I only have collected a few of those and was a bit confused by all the separate pieces. On various blogs I would see a designer show a template, then many people use it with different papers, so I'm guessing they apply a clipping mask to each of those shapes.
Thank you for this very easy to follow tutorial
THANK GOODNESS I found this tutorial! Very easy instructions! I've always wondered how to use masks I got from others and now I know! So cool! The old saying, "You can't teach an old dog new tricks" is certainly NOT accurate! Hahaha! Thank you, Marisa!
תודה רבה!!!
Thank you for posting this.
Well, it appears that I am 5 years behind everyone else but it is no longer intimidating. Thank you. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Thank you! I have played around with this but couldn't get anything to work. You explain everything so simply. I might be able to get my moneys worth out of photoshop now that I know where to get help that I can understand. Thank you for keeping it simple and using terminology that a senior citizen can understand. I am going to have a lot more fun in the future!
Thank you. I look forward to trying them.
Thanks for this simple explanation. I was about to download one of your interesting shapes, not knowing exactly what I would do with it, when I saw the "not sure how to use this file?". Very good feature! I had just recently learned how to use photo masks (and how to use them w/word art)by searching the internet, but did not realize you can use the same process to work with papers. I thought all those black shapes were just boring stamps! Now I'll have another whole category of stuff to look out for and play with.
I think this also answers the question of how to work with templates. I only have collected a few of those and was a bit confused by all the separate pieces. On various blogs I would see a designer show a template, then many people use it with different papers, so I'm guessing they apply a clipping mask to each of those shapes.
I can see I'm going to be busy today
ty 4 the tutorial
Just tried this and my pse 15 wont do it the way thats stated so imma have to look up a how too smh
Thank you for this tutorial. This is so easy to do.
I sure do appreciate your tutorials! You can teach the same lesson in two minutes that other folks think they need 15 for!!
Thanks Catherine!
Great tutorial! This is a method I struggle with. Very clear instructions. Thank you!
A Clipping Masks is your best friend. It can do so many things.
Dzięki za poradę a to mój obrazek
Super helpful, thank you so much!
Enjoying how thorough your tutorials are. Thanks!
Danke schön - ich bin fast verzweifelt - aber jetzt weiß ich wie es geht.....
This is so easy when you know how
Thanks for sharing...
Lol You make it seem so easy. Will be using this technique. Thank you
Pages