Hi Gang, and happy Monday (Ugh, I know). Anyway, this was a request from one of my readers — the drop shadow effect we’re talking about is from Mark Wegner’s website (Mark is the artist that one our “Gallery at KelbyOne” solo show). He has this slick little drop shadow behind his prints, and it’s actually very easy to do, so I did a video on it (below)
HOWEVER, I must warn you — you will learn a lot more Photoshop stuff in this video than just the drop shadow, because there’s lots of handy shortcuts and techniques wrapped inside this tutorial, so you should definitely check it out.
BONUS VIDEO!
Below is an short add-on video that shows how to make the background transparent when you save the file, so you can place the final image on your site as just the image and shadow. Thought you might want to know that.
Below is an short add-on video that shows how to make the background transparent when you save the file, so you can place the final image on your site as just the image and shadow. Thought you might want to know that.
In other Photoshop-related news…
We’re only like 60-days or so away from the Photoshop World Conference in Orlando (we’re not doing Vegas this year — Orlando only, so come out and learn and play and get faster, better and more awesome at all this stuff. Check out the short trailer below to see what being at Photoshop World is really like.
We’re only like 60-days or so away from the Photoshop World Conference in Orlando (we’re not doing Vegas this year — Orlando only, so come out and learn and play and get faster, better and more awesome at all this stuff. Check out the short trailer below to see what being at Photoshop World is really like.
Hope you find all (some, part, etc.) of that helpful.
Have a great day, and we’ll catch ya tamorrah. :)
-Scott
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