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Photoshop CC 2020: How To Wrap Images Around Objects Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2020
- Wrapping images, textures, pictures and any type of pattern onto any object or item with a realistic look and shadows to make it look like the original object but with a different texture.
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Me spending 3 minutes looking for the "wrap" tool... Think you meant warp 😅
Otherwise great tutorial, helped me out a lot. Thank you!
Yeh my bad haha its definitely warp tool and np
u deserve a million sub
Much appreciated for the kind words and hopefully one day :)
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Nice, easier than I thought
Yep it's pretty simple
Thanks alot! It's very rewarding when you learn a simple technique which was seemingly under your nose all the time! And now I can advance my skills and ideas further too.
Thank you!! Super fast and straight to the point, thank you!
You're welcome!
underrated video
Thanks for this tutorial! I found this very helpful :)
You're welcome
Thanks man! you just upped my designer game👍
That's awesome really glad to hear man! Keep up the great work 👍
Helpful video. However, it is not the "Wrap" transform tool in Photoshop. It is the WARP tool. Make sure you read it carefully.
Nice.. small correction - the feature you were using is called "WARP" not WRAP.. cheers
You just save me lots of time thanks man.SUBBED
Glad it helped you save time :P and thanks for the sub
Awesome ❤️❤️
thanks today i have practically learned wraping :D
Ayye that's great! :)
nice video!!! thank you for sharing
Thanks! And it's all good I appreciate you watching it
thank you so much
It's all good
When you drag the image you're using for texture, does it create another layer? I think I'm missing a step. TY
Thanks man
No problem
Perfect dude!👌
😎👌
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@@dirtydrifting3243 That's a very good suggestion thanks and I've also been thinking of doing that along with the 80s retro arcade idea another person suggested
@@VerticDesigns your calm very relaxed approach to your videos and tutorials is very easy and great learning
And following step by step instructions
Literally not idea of photoshop untill took your advice and direction..
Many thanks for that verticdesigns!!
@@dirtydrifting3243 I'm happy to hear and it's what I've always wanted tutorials to be simple and easy to follow, I know how confusing it can be learning something new
I just followed this video, mine didn't come out the greatest, but as with anything, as long as I keep practicing, I will certainly be on my way to mastering this, thank you for this tutorial
100% right, it becomes easier the more times you do it and you just have to imagine what it would look like on the item but yeh just keep going you've got it
How would you apply an image onto an object/image with colour and text? I want to retain the texture without the original colour or text behind it?:_
So I’m learning photoshop more in-depth then when I took it in college, and I used the warp tool and everything was perfect until I got to the color burn stage. The item underneath the image I want to warp has lettuce ring and is a darker color, could that be why?
Thanks bro!
It's all good
save my day
Ayee! day saved phew aha
Superb
Hello really helpful tutorial worked out for my bedsheet design to wrap on bed, worked out pretty well, the only issue is I dont want to do all the wrap hard work again and want to replace image only,tried alot couldnt figure it out, Please reply, Thanks in advance
You can actually relink the image and replace it, that will re-apply it with the warp transformation. So if you wanted to, create the warp you want, leave the layer as a smart layer and when you have the new image or design right click on the layer and go to "Relink to file", locate the new image and press ok and it will replace the current design. Also make sure to save your project as a .PSD so you can always re-edit it and adjust the layers
Before I dive in, does this method work to wrap a texture around a complex
object like a plant with leaves and flowers? I followed a different video to turn a couple of tulip plants into blue-veined white marble, and that worked very well. But when I tried following the same steps to change the leaves and stems into green jade, the texture wouldn't "glue itself" around the contours of the plant, so it looked like a flat slab of jade seen through a mask with a plant-shaped hole.
I just don't want to spend more time down the rabbit hole struggling with this.
have you got an example picture so i can get a better idea on what you'd be working with. I'm more of a visual person so I find it easier that way
@@VerticDesigns I do have an example, if you'd like to see it. How should I get it to you?
I made the jade texture from an Adobe Stock download to which I added several duplicate layers, which I slightly offset and reduced their opacity to provide greater depth to the veining.
@@jamesvanscoyoc6064 you can send it in discord discord.gg/PwW3VPZK
@@VerticDesigns Thanks for getting back to me. I realized I'd forgotten a step when trying to process the jade filter. After I went back and corrected that, the final image came out much better. It's still not nearly as good as the blue-veined white marble, and I think this may have to do with the the nature of the textures. The blue veining of the marble occurs in small splotches throughout, which are visible on every leaf and stem, making the "marble" tulips mire convincing. By contrast, the veining on the jade is bigger and more random, so much of the greenery just continues to look like natural plant material.
This must be before update I don't have wrap tool only warp
the warp feature is still in Photoshop CC 2024 I've used it for a recent video. Your image may be locked, unsupported or a different type of layer. Make sure it's a smart object for it to work
Wrap or Warp?
it's warp but I used wrap in the title
If only there was a wrap tool. :'D
Failed to find 5X5 Wrap.. I have only 3X3 Wrap Option.. What to do?
Maybe try a larger picture or make sure Photoshop is up to date
That's the 'warp' tool, not 'wrap' btw :P
IM NOT ABLE TO USE THE WRAP TOOL
Is your layer locked?
wrap or warp ?
It's warp haha both words are very similar that's why I played about with the words a little
Bro how to wrap like this in Picasart
I'm going to be honest with you I don't know much about Picasart but just have a look around at the tools see if there's something similar
When you apply "Color Burn" it switches the colors.
What color is you're original?
I mean in your video when you applied the "Color Burn" effect, the wrapping changed colors.
@@Carlomagnus333 ahh right yeh for me I went through all the effects and that was the one I liked the most but i get what you mean
The white color in mine turned black.
@@Carlomagnus333 ahh i see
Warp or Wrap KEKW
Definitely warp haha
Yo wtf I cant see no grid options in warp tool
Strange 🤔 there should be an option somewhere
maybe you're using a previous version of photoshop
I made the mistake of adding my image to an object that was colored, and when I added the color burn effect it looked terrible. Took me a few minutes to realize my mistake. So, remember boys and girls, this only applies to white objects.
yeh I should of mentioned it in the video the reason I did it was because the original image had shadows so it blended it nicely but if you've got a different colour then you'd add in the shadows manually by reselecting the object, make new layer and use the brush tool with a black colour to paint it on then lower opacity and try the different effects
It's actually called warp.
Yup
It's just fun playing about with those two words like "wrapping images with warp tool"
*warp tool...not wrap
Yup