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Advanced Cutting Out + Maskingby ~archetype-stock

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Digital Art / Photomanipulation / Photoshop

This tutorial teaches advanced cutting out, masking, and layer techniques for photomanipulators. It also contains tips on how to fix one of the most common and obvious mistakes newbie photomanipulators make!

You will learn to change what a viewer is seeing through a multipaned window.

Download for full size. I'm open to questions and suggestions for additional tutorials, but please be polite.

Please consider faving and/or commenting if you find this helpful. Then I know it's worth doing more!

If you want to try this out, you can use the images and stock I did:

Stock-it's window: [link]
Archetype-stock's fall trees: [link]

See my Other Tutorials!!

Other parts of my SO YOU WANT TO BE A PHOTOMANIPULATOR series:

Part 1 is Creating a Resource Library

Part 2 is Understanding Image Size & Quality

Part 3 is Perspective & Light

Part 4 is Cutting Out the Pieces

Part 5 is Creating Photomanip Shadows

You may NOT repost this anywhere without explicit written permission. If you wish to translate it into another language, please ask and I can send you my original Photoshop file to work with.

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*lamblyn May 24, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I'm having issues with my layer mask everytime I try to erase from it it's erasing the main image.

but other then that little difficulty this was a very helpful tut!

~bnolin Feb 22, 2011

Nice - but a suggestion: use the "X" key to switch back and forth from black to white. Paint with white on the mask, don't use the eraser. Hit "D" first, to make foreground/background black/white.