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Hello again, everyone and happy summer!
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Today's tutorial is all about using select and mask to make png's!
Programs used: Adobe Photoshop CC 2020
Tutorial by: Octaviaalive
Level: Beginner - Intermediate
Resources: Google
i. Open up a blank white document of any size and open up the picture you want to use.
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ii. Next go to the quick selection tool on the toolbar.
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iii. Now trace your person (using the quick selection tool) so you have an outline of the whole body.
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iiii. While staying on the Quick Selection tool go to the tab named "Select and Mask"
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iiiii. Once you get in, there should be a small menu off to the side. Now click on "Overlay"
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iiiiii. Look at the tools tab. There should be 4 tools, you should be using the second one down. Like using the eraser tool go in and paint over the white spots.
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iiiiiii. Lastly, go to the properties panel and scroll all the way down till you reach this menu. Click "New Layer" then click OK.
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iiiiiiii. You are now done. Congratulations!!
Don't forget to tag me if you have any questions!
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