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This time you will learn how can you make any object stick out form any image like this:
1. Open your image, duplicate layer (delete first one) and make new layer. You should have this in layer palette:
2. Now select Rectangular Marquee Tool, make selection on "superman layer" and fill it with white like this:
3. Select Rectangular Marquee Tool again, make square on the white area and use Erase Tool to bring back the old photo:
4. Select first selection with rectangular again and press Ctrl+T to transform it. Right click on transform area to select Perspective. Transform selection like this:
5. Use Erase Tool to remove part of border that should not be seen:
6. Now select "Background copy" layer and using erase tool remove all all background of image except that in border (it is easier to zoom image and use erase tool):
7. Create another new layer (for background) and drag it below background layer like this:
8. select "Back" layer and fill it with some color (no matter which one):
9. Now double click on "back" layer to open Blending Options and in Gradient Overlay set this:
It is done! Your final result will be:
This time you will learn how can you make any object stick out form any image like this:
1. Open your image, duplicate layer (delete first one) and make new layer. You should have this in layer palette:
2. Now select Rectangular Marquee Tool, make selection on "superman layer" and fill it with white like this:
3. Select Rectangular Marquee Tool again, make square on the white area and use Erase Tool to bring back the old photo:
4. Select first selection with rectangular again and press Ctrl+T to transform it. Right click on transform area to select Perspective. Transform selection like this:
5. Use Erase Tool to remove part of border that should not be seen:
6. Now select "Background copy" layer and using erase tool remove all all background of image except that in border (it is easier to zoom image and use erase tool):
7. Create another new layer (for background) and drag it below background layer like this:
8. select "Back" layer and fill it with some color (no matter which one):
9. Now double click on "back" layer to open Blending Options and in Gradient Overlay set this:
It is done! Your final result will be:
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