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Postby H.G. Manifold on Wed Dec 10, 2008 4:23 am

Hi folks, first post looking for some help. i'm using photoshop cs2 and need to recreate the follow effect. Any help with be supremely appreciated.

I need to go from this,
Image
to this,
Image
but i will be doing it with this,
Image

I tried to do it with just straight-up warping/skewing but its not working.

Thanks!
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Re: newb that need a little help

Postby dflynn on Wed Dec 10, 2008 4:38 am

there are no images there... upload them to an app like Photobucket and then copy the [img]...[/img] tag code and paste it here to have the images show on the forum.
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Re: newb that need a little help

Postby Revision12 on Wed Dec 10, 2008 7:44 am

In what way is the warping/skewing not working?
It doesn't look good? Or it's just not working fullstop?
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Re: newb that need a little help

Postby webmaster on Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:27 am

Tried Distort?
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Re: newb that need a little help

Postby dflynn on Wed Dec 10, 2008 3:44 pm

Try Perspective or Distort. Skewing makes objects into parallelograms, and warp will give you various shapes but requires a lot of accuracy.

Perspective will give you perfect perspective but I find it hard to keep a baseline and just have a receding topline so I'd go with Distort.
Just drag the top right down to angle it a bit.

I think you should then try to add in a little bit or a highlight or shadow drawn behind the compass that gives it a false 3-d Effect because you'll want it to look like it's not a 2-d object being distorted.

Goodluck
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