Video Tut #2 – Quickly Create a Post-It Note in Photoshop
posted in Photoshop Tutorials
There are a a few ways that you can achieve this in Photoshop, but this tutorial will simply go through my personal process of how to create a post-it note pretty quickly. I tried not to use too many shortcut keys when doing this just so those with less Photoshop experience could follow what was going on.
However, here are some of the shortcut keys used and what they do: (MAC controls in grey)
CTRL/CMD + N = create new document
CTRL/CMD + T = free transform (then right click to select "Warp")
Press 5 and 0 on Number Key = drops opacity of selected layer to 50%
ALT/OPTION + Click + Move = duplicate the layer
Would you like some more Photoshop shortcuts? Check this out
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Difficulty: Easy
The quality of the video is a little on the scratchy side, I am still new to creating video tuts and all of the export settings when publishing it. It will get better the more I do, thanks.
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#1 : Die-cut Business Card – How To Mock Up for a Client
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Nice video tutorial. Simple effect but can be very effective when used properly. Thanks for posting
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Thanks Brian, these are very useful techniques, it is interesting to see how different designers use photoshop. I am going to have sneak a post-it somewhere into my blog now.
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Very Very good tutorial. I was just searching everywhere on how to create one, and I ended up finding this site. Thanks a bunch Brian you’re creative.
Thanx A Bunch.
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Cool Creation! I might make myself some post-it notes for one of my blogs or my myspace.
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Great advice, I use ImageMagick for some “automagic” post-it’s but this gives me more control over the process while still being very efficient.
Thanks!
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Hi, great tutorial. So easy to follow. Keep such tutorials posted. Thanks a lot.
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Brilliant. Thank you.
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Nice technique, and quick too. Easy to follow tutorial as well, Excellent.
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Genius!! I found that it looks more realistic if you use a greyish yellow to finish it off rather than an orangey yellow.
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Wow nice tutorial you have here, thank you! I will recommend this to my friends. This is also a great blog like one that you have http://www.icpep.org
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Great video! Thanks!
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Awesome video! Worked great!
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Hey your tutorial video link is not working


