Shadow in the warp how to#

Make sure it's set to 300ppi and give it white background.Дў. Create a new document in your program of choice (I'm using Photoshop, so your steps may vary depending on the program that you're using). If youвЂ™re working with a multi-layered document, move the shadow behind the layer you want to вЂpopвЂ™. Now that the blur and warp have been applied, itвЂ™s time to move it into place. If you have both waker and infuser out, you can warp through a ton of cards in a. Once you have the desired shape in place, pressing Return/Enter will accept the warp, and reenable the blur. But keep in mind that your background can affect how light or dark your shadow will look.ДЎ. Everything else in the deck is draw and filtering to find spire shadows. I'm using a plain white background because it's a little easier to see the shadow. The Warp transformation will let you customize the shape of the shadow layer so that it looks more realistic In the case of a bow, typically the knots are close to the paper, but the loops and tails hover a bit higher off the paper, and each of these parts will throw a slightly different shadow. But when things have irregular shapes and depths, a custom shadow can give more natural results. A few seconds after use, the shadows vanish, and your ship cloaks, making it appear as though you were one of the. The shadows will try to mimic your movement, unless there's something in the way. On use, your ship vanishes and reappears slightly displaced, along with the shadows. It creates up to five (one per singularity charge) decoys of your ship. I tend to use it for text, and things like beads, brads, and stuff like that. Warp Shadows is a Singularity Core ability. Why, you ask, would you want to create a custom shadow, when programs like Photoshop have built-in 'Drop Shadow functions that do the work for you? Well, the built in drop-shadow function adds a shadow evenly across the entire graphic. But before we get started, let's talk about custom shadowsвЂ¦

Shadow in the warp how to#

Today, I want to show you how to use Warp to add a custom shadow to a bow.

Back in November, I wrote a blog entry about using the Warp transformation to 'lift' the corner of a photo off the page. Ron here with another digital tutorial for you.