CS2 – Paper Folding and Tape

August 10th, 2007 by spllogics

 In this tutorial I’ll show you how to use the warp function to make an image look folded, also a quick way to make masking tape. This tutorial is wrote for most anyone with little photoshop knowledge to understand.

First I created a new document slightly bigger than the image I will be using, then
I placed my image in a new layer.

Next go to Edit/Transform and select Warp.

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This will add a grid to your image.

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Next take your selection tool and drag the points to your desired fold.

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After that going to our layer modes select Drop Shadow.

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and select the angel and setting that you prefer. Now we should have a nice
folded paper with a slight shadow.

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Lets go on to the masking tape.Create a new layer. Select your Marquee tool and make a rectangle.

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Then add a fill color to your selection. Try a brownish yellow.

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Next select your lasso marquee tool and make some jagged/ripped edges.
Make a selection and press delete.

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After that add a few Layer options. Lets add a Drop Shadow, Stain and Pattern Overlay.

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Add Just a slight Drop Shadow to your tape.

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Then a low opacity stain.

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Next select a rocky Patter Overlay with a small scale and low opacity.

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Click OK when your satisfied. Then select your tape layer and give it about 70-80 Opacity.

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And finally rotate or move your tape tot he desired location.

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© Tutorial written by Jason Poston – Spllogics All rights reserved.

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