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Fill shape with image - advanced help?


duuuaaaane

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I'm trying to use a single image to fill a shape but not consistently in the same position or size... similar to the cup below. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

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It appears that this image used the outline of the cup as guide (and maybe set up guides in PS), and set the pieces in place, rather than try to manipulate them with Photoshop tools.

If you post the image your working with and the shape, we can guide you better.
 
Hi Duane, this is not an advanced procedure at all it's just time consuming.

Like Clare said, it's a matter of starting with a shape and then adding in the "image" (as you call it). You add the "image" one size group at a time.

Start with a shape............

CC_01.png

And and "image", in this case a Coffee Bean....or CB. Save this as the original.

CC_002.png

Group 1 - Duplicate the original CB. Use transform to make the new CB the size you want it. Duplicate it several times. Use the move tool to move the CB's where you want them. I use the auto select feature of the move tool for this, it makes it much simpler!

When done, highlight all the duplicates of the CB in this size, by holding the shift key and clicking the top layer to be in the group and the lowest layer to be in the group and then hit command/control + G.

Group 1

CC_003.png

Do the same with the rest of the groups!

Group 2

CC_004.png

Group 3

CC_005.png

Group 4

CC_006.png

Here are the outline and the groups combined...

CC_007.png

I would add a couple more groups to this example but for sake of time I will stop here.

Turn off the outline layer.....

CC_008.png

CC_009.png
 

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