Adobe Photoshop for Matte Painting
Course 3: Understanding Layers: Practice: let's do a still life
By David Vega Palacios
About the video: Practice: let's do a still life
Overview
“In this practice you will create a small still life with chess pieces, organizing the layers efficiently. You will use blending modes, folders and association methods between layers. This practice will be very useful, since it will be a base for you to handle more complex files.”
In this video lesson David Vega Palacios addresses the topic: Practice: let's do a still life, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 3: Understanding Layers. See how to use layers and their many functions.
Partial transcription of the video
“PHOTOSHOP FOR MATTE PAINTING COURSE 3 LESSON 6 Practice Now we will create a still life of chess pieces applying what we learned. Let's see it. We will start to do our first photo-composition. We will use this background as a base and we will open the rest of the elements. We'll go to the Open menu and we will select the files Bishop, Knight and King. We click Open and, as you see, all three files were opened. If we go to the layers we can see that each file has three layers. First I will put these layers inside a folder. We saw that we could do it by pressing Command + G on Mac or Control ...”
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Course summary for: Course 3: Understanding Layers

David Vega Palacios
By David Vega Palacios
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