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Can you give me the psd you used?

I was helping another member with blending.

Here's a tutorial on how to use the "Clone Stamp Tool" to blend.

Step 1: Open a new document and a few pictures that you want to use for the signature's blending.

Step 2: Open the first picture and clock on the Clone Stamp Tool button. It should look like the one in the picture below:



Step 3: Hold down the Alt key — the cursor will change to a target. Click the point you wish to use as a sampling point. This will be used as the reference point for cloning.



Step 4: Go to your new document now, and make a new layer. Just hold onto your cursor and select where you want your first image to be. Mine looks something like the below:



Step 5: Go to your next picture and repeat step 3 and 4.


You should have something like this then:




Add in effects, text and you will have the perfect signature! 😃

Look here for more clarification: http://www.mediacollege.com/adobe/photoshop/tool/clone.html




Saraa.

^ Ahhh, thanks babe! 🤗

This got lost somewhere in the pages, so re-posting this tutorial as well. 😃


I'm going to be using Animation Shop 3.

Download Animation shop 3 from here:

This is what your screen looks like:



So, you open up two GIFs. See the picture below:





You will "CULL" the 1st one (271 frames) because the 2nd one (88 frames) has lesser frames.

How to cull? Here:







I actually STACK in PS because it's easier and you get to play around with the timing.
NOTE NOTE NOTE: Make sure, your GIFs are timed correctly. One will be faster than the other. For example; the one I culled will be faster than the one with 88 frames, so I will work around in such a way that they are both fine at speed. So, if my timing was 0.7 in the beginning, I will now change my time to 0.14.



Once you have the same amount of frames in all your GIFs then follow this video and stack away in Photoshop CS3/CS4/CS5, it helps a lot.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLYjVEn0y7w
If you miss out on a step in the video, then look at the description. The steps are written there in detail.

Was asked this question in the Questions section recently. so thought I'd write up a tutorial and paste that here as well:


It is a brush. I do it without having to download any brush though. The default brushes in the list does it for me. Here:

Step 1: Make your regular sig and then click on the letter B on your keyboard.

Step 2: A whole list opens up asking you to choose which brush you want to use on the top so, I use the one that is Spatter and change the color from the color tool and you can then change it to whatever color you'd like for it to be:



Step 3: Change the opacity to about 70%-90%.

Lastly, you can write over this and it will look exactly like the sig posted.



PS: Make sure you make another layer for this whole thing so it's easy to move it around.

PPS: Play around with the default brushes, see which one works best for you. The one in the picture above that I have used is spatter.


Credit for the sig: --Greeshu--

Lemme know here or via PM if you still need help. 😃