Posts Tagged ‘1822’
Streets of London – Waterloo Place circa 1822
“The annexed view of Waterloo-Place, and in which Carlton-House is the central feature, exhibits the entrance of the New Street [Regent Street], at its junction with Pall-Mall. That the building should not encroach on the frontage of the palace, an area has been preserved, so as to form a spacious court, in the center of…
Read MoreReplacing One Color in Photoshop – Page 3
You can then crop the image and do your own magic. I have included a few images of what you can accomplish with this image.
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Step 4 – Navigate to the “edit” drop down menu at the top of the page and select the “cut” option. Step 5 – Navigate to the “layer” and add a new layer. Ensure that the new layer come after the first layer or it will be overlay (hide) the first layer.
Read MoreReplacing One Color in Photoshop
Taking something old and making it new is one of my favorite things to do. To take that old graphic and create something colorful takes a few steps in Photoshop. You will need to learn how to unlock a layer, select the “color range” from the “select” drop down down menu from the top of…
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