Put a part of image on a side

[seven9]

Let's call this the "Frame Board".
Choose your Rectangular Marquis Tool and make a selection around the frame board like this....
View attachment 64213

NOTE: You may have to reverse your selection with SHIFT + Cmd/Cntrl + I

Hit delete.
Your frame board should look like this.....
View attachment 64214
Hit Cmd/Cntrl + D to deselect.

Now you have to use your Clone Stamp Tool to clean up your frame board.
When your done with the Clone Stamp Tool, it should look like this.....
View attachment 64216

Now it's just a matter of copying the frame board. The Flipping the copy with free transform (Cmd/Cntrl + T) and moving them into position.

Copied and flipped...
View attachment 64217

Frame boards moved into place.
View attachment 64218

hen you would add the shadow..........which I'm not doing right now.

Hi!

Thank you @IamSam if it seems to be more easy to do maybe i try it first and if you can, can you show me how to do this with shadow?

Galia

 

[IamSam]

Hi!

Thank you @IamSam if it seems to be more easy to do maybe i try it first and if you can, can you show me how to do this with shadow?

Galia

Sure no problem.

One thing I forgot to add...........after you create all the small sections of the "frame board", select them all and merge them. Then start with the Rectangular Marquis Tool.

 

[seven9]

ok i do that and i have a question do you want that the canvas will be on white how to do that and why?

Thanks galia

 

[IamSam]

ok i do that and i have a question do you want that the canvas will be on white how to do that and why?

Thanks galia

The background color can be any color you wish, I just used white and made the canvas bigger so I could demonstrate the technique.

As for how you do that............just use the Crop Tool to expand the canvas. Then create a new layer below all the other layers and fill it with white or any other color you like.

 

[seven9]

The background color can be any color you wish, I just used white and made the canvas bigger so I could demonstrate the technique.

As for how you do that............just use the Crop Tool to expand the canvas. Then create a new layer below all the other layers and fill it with white or any other color you like.

Hi IamSam!

if i don't want to color the background of the canvas can it stay with the transparent canvas?

Thanks galia

 

[IamSam]

Hi @IamSam!

if i don't want to color the background of the canvas can it stay with the transparent canvas?

Thanks galia

Certainly it can!

As I stated, I just added a background for visibility...........all I have to do to save it with the transparent background is to turn off the background layer and 'save as' a PNG file.

 

[seven9]

Ok thank you i will do that

 

[seven9]

Sure no problem.

One thing I forgot to add...........after you create all the small sections of the "frame board", select them all and merge them. Then start with the Rectangular Marquis Tool.

Hi IamSam!

What do you meen about that to merge all the small sections how i do that? here what i did so far

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Thank you galia

 

[IamSam]

Ok............

You highlight all the layers that contain the sections. You do this by clicking once on the first layer (top or bottom, doesn't matter) then hold down the SHIFT key and click on the last layer.
Should look like this.......


Then hit Cmd/Cntrl + E to merge.

 

[seven9]

Hi IamSam!

First thank you for your recent post it works but when i got to this part it did not go well the part is:

Let's call this the "Frame Board".
Choose your Rectangular Marquis Tool and make a selection around the frame board like this....

NOTE: You may have to reverse your selection with SHIFT + Cmd/Cntrl + I

Hit delete.
Your frame board should look like this.....

mine look like that after i deleted what to do?


Thanks Galia.

 

[IamSam]

You need to reverse your selection. I mentioned that in my tutorial. I did not think I needed to explain any further.

NOTE: You may have to reverse your selection with SHIFT + Cmd/Cntrl + I

When you have a selection, deleting will remove anything within that selection.
So.........if your selection looks like this......


....and you hit delete. This is the result.


This is not what you want.

This is the reversed selection.
Notice there are marching ants on the inside as well as the outside.


As shown by the red area, everything within the selection will be deleted.


So when you hit delete, your result will be this......


Good luck.

 

[seven9]

You need to reverse your selection. I mentioned that in my tutorial. I did not think I needed to explain any further.




When you have a selection, deleting will remove anything within that selection.
So.........if your selection looks like this......
View attachment 64321

....and you hit delete. This is the result.
View attachment 64322

This is not what you want.

This is the reversed selection.
Notice there are marching ants on the inside as well as the outside.
View attachment 64323

As shown by the red area, everything within the selection will be deleted.
View attachment 64324

So when you hit delete, your result will be this......
View attachment 64325

Good luck.

Hi IamSam!

Thank you for the previous post i get it now and i have a question how to copy the board?

galia

 

[IamSam]

Select the boards layer and hit Cmd/Cntrl + J to duplicate.

 

[seven9]

Select the boards layer and hit Cmd/Cntrl + J to duplicate.

That what i was thinking not to do copy because it was not in the options the word copy, thank you

 

[seven9]

Select the boards layer and hit Cmd/Cntrl + J to duplicate.

Hi IamSam!

What do you think is it good what i did and if it does can you show me how to do the shadow of the frames?



Thank you galia.

 

[IamSam]

seven9 Excellent work!

I'm a little busy at the moment, but give me a little while and I will post a tut on how to do the shadow.
Don't change what you have, leave it just like you have it!

 

[seven9]

@seven9 Excellent work!

I'm a little busy at the moment, but give me a little while and I will post a tut on how to do the shadow.
Don't change what you have, leave it just like you have it!

Ok thank you very much ,take your time

Galia

 

[IamSam]

OK........

Create a new layer above your frame layer, like this......


Leave the Frame board layer highlighted.

Select your Rectangular Marquis Tool.
Make a selection that looks like this.....


Now select your brush Tool.
Set in on Black.
Opacity and Flow at 100%.
Hardness to 0%.
Spacing to 1%.

Place your brush at the upper right edge of the frame board.
Click the brush (mouse) then hit and hold the shift key.
Drag the brush towards the bottom right edge of the frame board.


Repeat the process on the left side.
Should look like this.


Hit Cmd/Cntrl + D to deselect.

Now add a 4.5 Gaussian Blur.

Done.

 

[IamSam]

By the way, I forgot to add............it may take you a few times with the Brush Tool strokes to get it right.

 

[seven9]

Hi @ IamSam!

First thank you for the post about the shadow that you sent to me but i do not find were is the spacing

Spacing to 1%.

Thanks galia