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Photoshop question ...
Apr. 26th, 2011 10:04 pmSo ... I've drawn something on paper, photographed it, made a duplicate layer, set it to multiply, and then coloured 'behind' it. Standard stuff.
Now, say I want to move it on to a new paper. (I drew two images, and need to move them into better positions.)
How can I select the single image (which I have all on one layer) AND keep the black inked background (which is the duplicate layer?)
I tried to do it before colouring, but ... it just left a big 'rip' in the page. is there a way to select just the coloured image and the black outline without the rest of the page?
Thanks in advance bb's!
<3
Now, say I want to move it on to a new paper. (I drew two images, and need to move them into better positions.)
How can I select the single image (which I have all on one layer) AND keep the black inked background (which is the duplicate layer?)
I tried to do it before colouring, but ... it just left a big 'rip' in the page. is there a way to select just the coloured image and the black outline without the rest of the page?
Thanks in advance bb's!
<3
