Lesson 29: Create a jail scene – A Photoshop CC step-by-step lesson

$4.99

Create a jail scene – A Photoshop CC step-by-step lesson.

This lesson will have your students use the puppet warp tool, smart objects and layer styles to to create a jail cell scene from scratch.

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Create a jail scene – A Photoshop CC step-by-step lesson.

This lesson will have your students use the puppet warp tool, smart objects and layer styles to to create a jail cell scene from scratch.

You will download a zip file with the following items:
*A 10 page step-by-step guide to achieving the puppet warp text effect and 2 challenge activities for your early finishers that can extend the skills learned in the lesson.
*A completed PSD file so you can view the layers and layer styles used in the lesson of the completed file
*Of course, the the three images to create the sample file

This tutorial works with Photoshop CC!

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Why buy these lessons when there is free stuff like this on the Internet?

These lessons are all high-school/adult learner tested. I have used these lessons with hundreds of students, some with thousands of students. Many of the online tutorials are meant for intermediate or more advanced users and will skip steps. I have added steps and images to make the lesson easier to follow, these are not 1 page text lessons, they include screenshots of each step. If you let me know of a step you would like added I will add it in and send you the updated file. I try to create these so my students have the least amount of questions possible.