Photoshop Mirror Image Effects, Designs and Patterns
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2017
- Create amazing Photoshop designs from your photos by flipping, mirroring and rotating the same image over and over again, and experimenting with layer blend modes!
Why just mirror images in Photoshop when you can flip, rotate and mirror an image over and over to create fun designs and patterns! In a previous video, we learned how to mirror an image by flipping one side of it to create a reflection of the other side. This time, we'll take the same basic mirror image idea and go much further with it, creating interesting effects, designs and patterns simply by flipping, rotating and mirroring the same image over and over again!
We'll also merge layers and experiment with Photoshop's layer blend modes to see how different blend modes can dramatically change our results. I'll be using Photoshop CC here but everything is fully compatible with Photoshop CS6 and with earlier versions of Photoshop.
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Thank you for this. I wrote every word you spoke in my notebook 😄. As a newbie, this just took me leaps ahead. Appreciate you. Love you voice on all your tutorials- you are so easy to follow along with.
Thank you. I love creating different looks from my photographs. This was fun and your instructions are so easy to follow.
Thank you for this clear set of instructions.
I have watched several on this cold wet day and yours is by far the best.
Awesome thank you so much, very clear and well spoken and easy to use.
Thank you for this very easy tutorial that really EXPLAINS what you are doing instead of just giving you directions. The explanations really helped me understand what I was doing so I could use the skills for other applications. Thank you for this great tutorial!
Thank you for the video, very clear instructions and easy to follow. Will try this!
The Bob Ross of photoshop.
That was fantastic and so much fun, thanks :)
Beautiful, thanks
That was sooo awesome!
Thank you for this tutorial!
Thanks for your comments and for watching!
Thanks SIR.
Thank You!
You're very welcome, thank you for watching!
It's awsome, thank you
Thank you for watching! I appreciate it.
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Hello sir thanks for sharing this tutorial.from where you have taken this image . Plz tell me the site. Thanks again sir
Can this pattern be vectorized?
If so, do you have any videos explaining how to do it?
I would like to print patterns on objects (I.e. pillows, towels, tshirts, etc) without the images appearing blurry once printed.
Thanks!
What if you like and want to use each blend mode? Do you have to go through each mode, save and go back, pick the next mode, pick , save , etc.?
Speed 1.5x, your welcome!
Hi everyone, Steve here. Thank you so much for watching my Flip, Rotate and Mirror An Image video where I show you how to create fun designs and patterns by repeatedly flipping, rotating and mirroring an image in Photoshop! You'll find a link to my complete written version and the PDF of this tutorial in the video description. I'd love to see the designs you come up with using your own images, so feel free to post links, as well as any comments, questions or suggestions, below!
that was a very cool but if you learn short cuts this could be so much easier
My experience with teaching Photoshop is that people generally don't like it when I use shortcuts. More people would rather learn where to find the actual commands in Photoshop. So that's why I avoid using shortcuts in my videos.
I am thankful you don't go down the shortcut road I am one of those people that will find the shortcuts later. Plus for me going thru the commands helps me retain the information. @@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel
Wonderful tutorial. My photos looks better.
1:00 - 1:03 *bites my bottom lip* I'll be your subject...