Photoshop shapes

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- December 23, 2003 at 01:50 #7802
  
  Anonymous
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  if i want to say make a shape cut out with an av what tool do i use in photoshop ie make say a heart shape from a square
- December 23, 2003 at 02:19 #11450
  
  Graham – Admin
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  Photoshop 7 uses .csh files (custom shape images)
  
  I have 15 snowflake custom shapes.csh for PS6+ if you want em’. Put the .csh in AdobePhotoshop 6.0PresetsCustom Shapes. Then they are available from the custom shape picker.
  
  Preview the 15 patterns
  Download the snowflake.csh
  
  Search the net for more custom shapes.
  :edit: these will work in PS 7 etc..
- December 23, 2003 at 05:17 #11451
  
  Anonymous
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  I have version 7 and i have downloaded the snowflakes and saved them to the right folder but in photoshop it self where do i find the right tools in the tool bar
- December 23, 2003 at 05:32 #11452
  
  Graham – Admin
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  Close and re-open PS 7.
  
  Check the Shapes or Styles palette.
  
  Ton’s of shapes here: http://www.freephotoshop.com/html/free_shapes.html
  
  And speech bubbles here: http://graphicssoft.about.com/library/weekly/aa0801balloons.htm
- December 23, 2003 at 05:43 #11453
  
  Anonymous
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  ok iam not sure what happened but i have just checked and they are in the folder you said to put them in but when i browse to find them while in photoshop they come up as not being in there so what did i do wrong
- December 23, 2003 at 05:52 #11454
  
  Anonymous
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  Just found out why it says they are not compatable with this version of photoshop
- December 23, 2003 at 05:57 #11455
  
  Graham – Admin
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  You could try the preset manager.. if no good.
  See the Ton’s of shapes link above – they’re free and work with PS 7.
- January 21, 2004 at 06:49 #11456
  
  oncewas
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  Hay thanks for sparking my interest guys, I’m just reading up on PhotoShop 7 , thanks for the links GB, still having a hard time with layers, I may come around, while I’m up at Brisbane and pick your brains GB, lol (so to speak) 8)
- January 21, 2004 at 09:23 #11457
  
  Graham – Admin
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  Hey, sure thing oncewas. I’m going past Backstop tomorrow actually.
  
  Click hold and drag layers if you need to re-arange them. The one at the top of the layers pallete is.. well.. ontop. Also click on the eye symbol to hide or show a layer.
- January 21, 2004 at 22:35 #11458
  
  Anonymous
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  I know I for one am having fun may be we should start a workshop, maybe once a month or every second month or whatever lol
- January 22, 2004 at 07:47 #11459
  
  oncewas
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  Hey guys , thanks for the tip about drawing a boarder , pretty simple once you have been told how hay ! ! and then just playing around with different styles from the pallet menu, you can make up impressive photo frames ! And yeah I know there are some good actions about to make up photo frames.
- January 22, 2004 at 10:04 #11460
  
  Graham – Admin
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  You can record actions and swap them to learn wicked effects. I’m going to throw a challenge at you all soon. Hmmm.. will think something up.
- January 24, 2004 at 00:03 #11461
  
  Anonymous
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  Waiting for the challenge graybags tapping fingers lol
- January 27, 2004 at 05:43 #11462
  
  Anonymous
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  Digital Expance
- January 27, 2004 at 06:04 #11463
  
  Graham – Admin
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  That is cool.. so how did you do it?.. step by step please.
- January 27, 2004 at 06:08 #11464
  
  Anonymous
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  Digital Expance
  
  Step 1
  Create a new 500×500 px image with a white background.
  Select the Polygonal Lasso Tool and make a complex looking
  selection. Basically move the mouse around a lot and click the
  left mouse button, press enter when you’re done.
  
  Step 2
  With the same tool in hand make a slightly less complicated
  selection while holding down on the ALT key. Fill this new
  selection with red, or any colour for that matter.
  
  Step 3
  Deselect (Select > Deselect) and apply the Motion Blur Filter
  (Filter > Blur > Motion Blur) with a zero degree angle and a
  distance of about 100.
  
  Step 4
  Next apply the Extrude Filter (Filter > Stylize > Extrude)
  with the following settings: Type, blocks; size, 30; depth,
  30 & random. Leave the other boxes unchecked. Repeat (control + F)
  this filter four or so times. Duplicate (Layer > Duplicate Layer)
  the layer where your image is and Desaturate it
  (Image > Adjustments > Desaturate). Use the Glowing Edges Filter
  (Filter > Stylize > Glowing Edges) with edge width at 1, edge
  brightness at 20, and smoothness at 1. And lastly, set this layer’s
  blending option to overlay. This works on a whole wack
  (even a jesus-load) of other things, so be sure to experiment
  around with this technique in mind!
  
  thankyou 2Beers
  
  hows that for a step by step explanation
- January 27, 2004 at 06:15 #11465
  
  Graham – Admin
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  Good.. but if you ripped that off a website you should include the source http: to excise copyright law.
  
  I love this effect. http://www.purephotoshop.com/article/80 great for making buttons etc. That can be you’re challenge for now.
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