#SELMER REFERENCE 54 SILVER PLATED ALTO FOR FREE#

#SELMER REFERENCE 54 SILVER PLATED ALTO FOR FREE#

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Choose File > Save as again to save a copy of the image in JPEG or PNG format to post to social media.

Choose File > Save as to save a copy of the photo in PSD format with the layers intact, so you can edit them in the future if you need to.

Tip: To hide the blue path from view, select a different layer or tool. Press Enter or Return to commit this change. In the image drag the anchor points on the object to change its size.

Choose Edit > Free Transform, or press Command+T (MacOS) or Control+T (Windows).

The stroke around the empty object looks like a frame around part of the image Drag the Size slider to set the size of the stroke. Click the Stroke field and choose a color.

In the Properties panel, click the Color field and choose the no fill icon.

Drag in the image to create a rectangular shape.

Select the Rectangle tool in the Toolbar.

Select the Horizontal Type tool in the Options bar and add text on each of the text bubbles.

Tip: Objects you make with the Shape tools are vector objects, so their edges are smooth and you can resize and transform them as many times as you like without losing image quality. Click away from the text bubble to commit the change. In the image, drag the anchor points on the second text bubble to change its size.

Choose Edit > Free Transform Path, or press Command+T (MacOS) or Control+T (Windows).

Select the Custom Shape tool again in the Toolbar, click the Fill field, and choose a color for the second text bubble.

In the image, drag to move the second text bubble.

With the second Shape layer selected in the Layers panel, select the Move tool in the Toolbar.

In the Layers panel, right-click or Control-click (MacOS) the Shape layer and choose Duplicate Layer.

Choose Edit > Transform Path > Flip horizontal to flip the text bubble.

Select the Move tool in the Toolbar and drag to move the text bubble into position.

In the Options bar, click the Fill field and choose a color for the text bubble.This automatically creates a Shape layer containing this object. Drag in the image to create a text bubble object.

The next time you want to use a legacy shape, like a talk bubble, just select the Custom Shape tool in the Toolbar, go to the Shape menu and click the Shape field, and you’ll find the Legacy Shapes and More folder there.

Then scroll down and expand the Talk Bubbles folder.

Then expand the All Legacy Default Shapes folder.

Scroll to the bottom of the Shapes panel and expand the Legacy Shapes and More folder.

Click the three-lines icon on the top right of the Shapes panel and choose Legacy Shapes and More.

Go to the Window menu and click Shapes to open the Shapes panel.

Note: In Photoshop 2020, the Talk Bubble shapes are located in Legacy Shapes and More.

In the Shape picker, click the Gear icon, choose the Talk Bubbles category, and select a shape.

In the Options bar, click the Shape field to open the Shape picker.

Select the Custom Shape tool in the Toolbar.

What you learned: Use Shape layers to make vector objects in an image for social media

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