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Using Photoshopon PC (Windows)

short course SECTION IIOFFERED BY

INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI ST.LOUIS

Liquifying Images After the image has been saved and opened in Photoshop, many changes can be made. Under Filter -> Liquefy, changes can be made to someones face.

Forward Warp Tool, smudges the drawing. Pucker Tool, shrinks selection.Bloat Tool, blows up selection.

An example of using the liquify tool.

Drawing a Background and selecting layersMake sure you open a new layer each time you want to make a change (Photoshop 1). Start with the background For a background of clouds, choose your color and go to Filter -> Render -> Clouds

Rendered Clouds

Inserting part of an imageOnce the clouds have been done, using the lasso tools , take part of an image and move it to the clouds.Now we are going to blend the image with the back ground.

Blending the image in the backgroundOn the right hand bottom corner of Photoshop, different layers can be selected and edited.Under Layers, the blending mode can be changed to Luminosity, which will cause the image to blend in the background.

Result

Once you apply the luminosity option it will make the image appear to be part of the background clouds.

Transformation We can also change the perspective of the image. Have the image you pasted on the clouds selected and go to Edit -> Transform -> Perspective.

Before movingUsing TransformationAfter moving

Applying TransformationOnce you have decided on your transformation. Click on the Checkmark shown on the image to the right.

Pattern Stamp Tool The pattern stamp tool allows users to paint with a preset pattern or a user defined pattern.To get to the pattern stamp tool. Right click on the stamp icon shown in the image to the right and select pattern stamp tool.

Patterns

Creating a user defined patternSelect the image in which you want to define as your pattern. (We will be using our clouds).Go to Edit > Define PatternA dialog box will prompt asking what to call the pattern.

Our patternOnce you define the pattern, if you go back to where we select the pattern you will notice our pattern we just defined. You can see it in the image on the right of this slide.Note: the colors and size may vary for your patterns.

Painting and DrawingPainting is as easy as choosing a color, selecting a digital paint brush, and dragging the brush over the canvasFirst, choose a foreground color

Painting and DrawingNext, you need to choose the type of brush to useNote that toolbar buttons with arrows lead to more options. Just click and hold the button to see more options

Painting and DrawingThen, choose the brush options and specify opacity

Opacity specifies how much the background shows through

Painting and DrawingYou can also draw specific shapes in Photoshop, including rectangles, ellipses, polygons and custom shapesSimply select the shape you want to draw and then draw on the canvas

Examples of Custom Shapes

Questions?If any further questions arise, please contact a lab consultant in any of the following Instructional Computing Labs.

SSB 103 SSB 452 Benton Hall 232 Math TLC (UC 050) Ward E. Barnes Library Thomas Jefferson Research Commons

Additional Informationhttp://www.cetc.umsl.eduThe Microcomputer Program at the University of Missouri-St. Louis offers day and evening computer courses as part of the Chancellor's Certificate series. http://www.umsl.edu/stg The Online Student Technology Guide has answers to many computing questions.http://help.umsl.eduOnline self-service solutions for UMSL Technology Issues