Photoshop Tutorial : Create a silhouette

Nov 19, 2007 by     12 Comments    Posted under: Photoshop Tutorials

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a simple composition in Photoshop based on a silhouette created by firstly selecting an object and using a shortcut to fill with black. The image is completed by dragging the selection on to another image and duplicating and adding text. The video is just under 4 mins long (one of my longer efforts).

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  • i’m ivorian i live in ivory coast in africa i have appreciate a lot this tutorial of cause of is loading very easy and the quality of film
    think you brother

  • Thank you Edmond, your comment is much appreciated!

  • i dont understand wheres the video?

  • Hi Jennifer Farley ,

    Very nice and Very Simple but Valuable Tutorial. Thanz a Lot.

    Vimal

  • Hi Vimal

    Thanks, I’m glad you liked it.

  • Hi Jennifer.

    Very nice and simple tutorial, very useful :-)

  • Hi Jennifer.

    Very nice, simple and useful video. Well done ;-)

  • Hi Stefano

    Glad you liked it. Thanks

  • wow… this tutorial is awesome… I just went searching for something like this and I can’t believe I actually found it… thanks for the taking the time to share this… I hope you have more…

  • You’re very welcome, David, thanks for visting.

  • Hey Jennifer just saw your tweet re your photoshop tutorials and said I’d pop over and view the video after we talked at bizcamp.

    Must say its a nice quality vid :)

    Actually learned something as well .. would you believe I’ve never used the magnetic lasso tool :o

  • Hi James

    Thanks for visiting and commenting. Glad you learned something too – the most important thing.

    That’s quite an old video now and I think the new ones for the online training are better. If I ever get my act together that will be happening soon!

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