Outer glow on 3 sides of a rectangular shape
I have a rectangular shape to which I want to apply an outer glow using Photoshop. I did it but the glow is applied on the four sides, yet my need is to skip the upper side and apply to the remaining ones.
Any ideas?
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I have a rectangular shape to which I want to apply an outer glow using Photoshop. I did it but the glow is applied on the four sides, yet my need is to skip the upper side and apply to the remaining ones.
Any ideas?
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I have a rectangular shape to which I want to apply an outer glow using Photoshop. I did it but the glow is applied on the four sides, yet my need is to skip the upper side and apply to the remaining ones.
Any ideas?
adobe-photoshop
edited 2 days ago
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I have a rectangular shape to which I want to apply an outer glow using Photoshop. I did it but the glow is applied on the four sides, yet my need is to skip the upper side and apply to the remaining ones.
Any ideas?
adobe-photoshop
adobe-photoshop
edited 2 days ago
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Use Layer Masks
Step 1 : Group the layer which have out glow and make Layer Mask as below image
Step 2 : Select upper area with Selection Tool and brush over the selection with black colour that should be hide area as below
Step 3 : Deselect by pressing ctrl-D :)
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
that is not a vector mask
– Luciano
2 days ago
@Luciano How about layer masks :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
(It's a layer mask)
– mayersdesign
2 days ago
@mayersdesign edited already :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
you can use a vector shape as layer mask, or do the selection as you did - that is a bitmap mask: the first line still says "Vector mask"
– Luciano
2 days ago
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Use Layer Masks
Step 1 : Group the layer which have out glow and make Layer Mask as below image
Step 2 : Select upper area with Selection Tool and brush over the selection with black colour that should be hide area as below
Step 3 : Deselect by pressing ctrl-D :)
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
that is not a vector mask
– Luciano
2 days ago
@Luciano How about layer masks :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
(It's a layer mask)
– mayersdesign
2 days ago
@mayersdesign edited already :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
you can use a vector shape as layer mask, or do the selection as you did - that is a bitmap mask: the first line still says "Vector mask"
– Luciano
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
Use Layer Masks
Step 1 : Group the layer which have out glow and make Layer Mask as below image
Step 2 : Select upper area with Selection Tool and brush over the selection with black colour that should be hide area as below
Step 3 : Deselect by pressing ctrl-D :)
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
that is not a vector mask
– Luciano
2 days ago
@Luciano How about layer masks :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
(It's a layer mask)
– mayersdesign
2 days ago
@mayersdesign edited already :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
you can use a vector shape as layer mask, or do the selection as you did - that is a bitmap mask: the first line still says "Vector mask"
– Luciano
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
Use Layer Masks
Step 1 : Group the layer which have out glow and make Layer Mask as below image
Step 2 : Select upper area with Selection Tool and brush over the selection with black colour that should be hide area as below
Step 3 : Deselect by pressing ctrl-D :)
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
Use Layer Masks
Step 1 : Group the layer which have out glow and make Layer Mask as below image
Step 2 : Select upper area with Selection Tool and brush over the selection with black colour that should be hide area as below
Step 3 : Deselect by pressing ctrl-D :)
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
answered 2 days ago
Design PhoenixDesign Phoenix
2699
2699
that is not a vector mask
– Luciano
2 days ago
@Luciano How about layer masks :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
(It's a layer mask)
– mayersdesign
2 days ago
@mayersdesign edited already :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
you can use a vector shape as layer mask, or do the selection as you did - that is a bitmap mask: the first line still says "Vector mask"
– Luciano
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
that is not a vector mask
– Luciano
2 days ago
@Luciano How about layer masks :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
(It's a layer mask)
– mayersdesign
2 days ago
@mayersdesign edited already :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
you can use a vector shape as layer mask, or do the selection as you did - that is a bitmap mask: the first line still says "Vector mask"
– Luciano
2 days ago
that is not a vector mask
– Luciano
2 days ago
that is not a vector mask
– Luciano
2 days ago
@Luciano How about layer masks :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
@Luciano How about layer masks :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
(It's a layer mask)
– mayersdesign
2 days ago
(It's a layer mask)
– mayersdesign
2 days ago
@mayersdesign edited already :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
@mayersdesign edited already :)
– Design Phoenix
2 days ago
you can use a vector shape as layer mask, or do the selection as you did - that is a bitmap mask: the first line still says "Vector mask"
– Luciano
2 days ago
you can use a vector shape as layer mask, or do the selection as you did - that is a bitmap mask: the first line still says "Vector mask"
– Luciano
2 days ago
|
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