Painting On Clipping Masks
Painting On Clipping Masks
by Syndee Rogers
Take your brushes and elements from grayscale to great using the Brush Tool and clipping masks to add multiple colors.
For this tutorial you will need:
- Photoshop Elements or Adobe Photoshop
- Paper, element, or overlay (download mine below)
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Credits:
Flowers, word art, background, and frame by Syndee Rogers
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Really enjoyed learning this. Thanks so much!
I am so glad you enjoyed it Diane!
Thank you, Syndee, for this great video and download!
Christine
Glad you liked it Christine!
Beautiful effect with not much work! Thanks so much.
That’s one of the reasons I love it so much – it’s so easy!
Great tutorial. I am always amazed at the different ways to accomplish things in this software. Thanks so much.
So glad you liked it Sharon!
This is great! Thanks so much!
You are welcome!
Always SO much to learn!! THANK you!!!
I’m so glad you found it helpful!
Thank you so much for this lesson
So happy you liked it Doris!
Pssst! This method works with Syndee’s new ScrapSimple kit, Altered Art, available over at ScrapGirls.
Thanks for this freebie, Syndee!
Jane
So glad you like it Jane! And you are right it works great for templates!
Love this! Thanks so much for the painting instructions – easy and fun! 🙂
That’s what I love about it – it’s so easy!
Loved this! Thanks so much!
So glad you like it Jessica!
Syndee,
Thank you for the cute tutorial!
You so welcome Kay!
Awesome tutorial, thanks Syndee 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it Magge! 🙂
Thanks Syndee for this fun tutorial!
So glad you liked it!
Syndee for the Life is Beautiful what font is that?
Hi Joanne, it’s word art from one of my embellishment template sets called: Stories We Tell Clusters at Scrap Girls.
How neat! Thank you so much.
Fun tutorial. Thanks! Just a tip for Photoshop CC users: if you’re experiencing a delay using the brush, turn off the smoothing entirely. I did that with mine, and I don’t notice much difference without the smoothing and the brush is much faster.
Thanks Syndee! Love your tuts, and this one is no exception.
Thank you so much Sharr!
I have to thank you again for posting this technique! I’ve been using it over and over again!!
It’s a technique I use all the time too, so glad you are finding it helpful Diane!
:)Have some downtime today so I am having fun reviewing these tutorials. Love this one Syndee – thank you!
I’m so glad you like it Renee!