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To add additional patterns from the Photoshop pattern library, click the Pattern Options button, located in the upper right of the Pattern dialog box, and then select from the available

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The Bevel and Emboss layer styles have two powerful options: the ability to add a contour or a texture to the active bevel or emboss This lets you give your creative elements more of a realistic texture When you apply the Contour and Texture options, the image takes on a three dimensional texture, based on a selected pattern Once applied, the rel-ative depth and intensity of the texture can be precisely controlled to create rough rock-like surfaces, as well as brushed metal In addition, the Contour option lets you shape the appearance of the shadow areas

of the texture style, creating even more realistic surfaces

Working with Contour

and Texture

Work with Contour and Texture

Select the Layers panel.

Select the layer to which you want

to apply the Bevel and Emboss

style

Click the Add Layer Style button,

and then click Bevel and Emboss.

Select the appropriate bevel or

emboss

Click Contour, and then select

from the available options:

◆ Contour Click the list arrow,

and then select from the

available options Contours are

mathematical curves that

determine the brightness of the

bevel or emboss at different

levels (default: Linear)

◆ Anti-aliased Select the check

box to create a visually smooth

bevel or emboss

◆ Range Enter a value from 1%

to 100%, or drag the slider left

or right Range determines

the range of the contour as

it is applied to the image

(default: 50%)

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See Also

See “Working with Bevel and Emboss”

on page 290 for more information on

using the Contour option

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Click Texture, and then select from

the available options:

◆ Pattern Click the list arrow, and

then select from the available

patterns To add additional

patterns from the Photoshop

pattern library, click the Pattern

Options button, located in the

upper right of the Pattern dialog

box, and then select from the

available pattern options

◆ Add To Presets Click the button

to add the current pattern to

Photoshop’s list of presets

◆ Snap To Origin Click the button

to begin the pattern tiling from

the upper left corner of the

document layer

◆ Scale Enter a value from 1% to

1,000% Scale determines the

size of the pattern as it applies

to the active image (default:

100%)

◆ Depth Enter a value from

-1000% to 1000% Depth

determines the intensity of the

highlight and shadow areas in

the texture Negative numbers

reverse the highlights and

shadows (default: 100%)

◆ Invert Select the check box to

reverse the color set of the

pattern

◆ Link With Layer Select the

check box to physically link the

active pattern with the active

layer (default: checked)

Click OK.

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Contour and Texture style applied

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Texture options

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The Color Overlay style covers the elements of a layer with any color you choose For example, you create some black text and you want to experiment with other colors, without changing the original color val-ues of the text Or, possibly you want to change the Blend Mode option,

so you can see how a specific color blends into the image Whatever the case, Color Overlay temporarily masks the image with whatever color you choose In addition, you can use the Color Overlay style with other layer styles to produce hundreds, if not thousands, of style combinations

Applying a Color

Overlay

Apply a Color Overlay

Click the layer to which you want

to apply the Color Overlay style

and then click Color Overlay.

Select from the available Color

Overlay options:

◆ Blend Mode Click the list

arrow, and then select from the

available options The Blend

Mode option instructs

Photoshop how to blend the

selected Color Overlay with the

colors of the active image

(default: Normal)

◆ Color Click the Color swatch

box, and then select any color

from the Color Picker (default:

red)

◆ Opacity Enter a value from 0%

to 100% Opacity determines

how much of the Color Overlay

masks the original image pixels

(default: 100%)

Click Make Default to remember

current settings for this effect or

click Reset to Default to change

settings to the default (New !)

Click OK.

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Color Overlay style applied

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The Stroke Layer style lets you apply a stroke around any layer object

Since the stroke will be applied to the edge of the object, it must be surrounded by transparent pixels For example, you could use the stroke feature to apply a solid color around text outlines, or apply a stroke around an image Strokes are not limited to solid colors; you can also use gradients and even patterns as a stroke The Stroke Layer style can provide you with many interesting styles

Using the Stroke

Layer Style

Use the Stroke Layer Style

Select the layer to which you want

to apply the Stroke Layer style

and then click Stroke.

Select from the Stroke options:

◆ Size Enter 1 to 250 pixels to

define the width of the stroke

◆ Position Click the list arrow,

and then select to place the

stroke on the Outside, Inside, or

Center of the layer object

selected Stroke color with the

colors of the active image

to 100%, or drag the slider left

or right Opacity determines

how much of the Stroke masks

the original image pixels

◆ Fill Type Click the list arrow,

and then select to create a

stroke from a solid color,

gradient, or pattern

◆ Color Click the color box, and

then select a color

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Stroke Layer style applied

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Pattern Overlays replace the pixels in the active layer with a specific pattern Photoshop comes equipped with dozens of preexisting pat-terns, or you can create and save your own Patterns can be used to spice up an otherwise dull area of an image—like covering a com-pletely white wall in your house with decorative wallpaper When you apply a pattern, the original image is overlaid with the selected pattern, and once that's accomplished you can use blending modes and opacity

to control the effect the pattern has on the original image

Using Pattern

Overlays

Use Pattern Overlay

IMPORTANT Pattern Overlays,

like all of Photoshop's layer styles,

are applied to all the

non-transparent pixels in the image

You cannot use a selection to

control what areas of the image

are affected by the layer style

Click the layer to which you want

to apply the Pattern Overlay style

and then click Pattern Overlay.

Select from the available Pattern

Overlay options:

selected Pattern Overlay with

the colors of the active image

(default: Normal)

to 100% Opacity determines

how much of the Pattern

Overlay masks the original

image pixels (default: 100%)

For example, 50% opacity

would let 50% of the original

colors blend with the Pattern

Overlay

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Using Pattern Overlays

You can use a pattern overlay on a photograph Normally, a pattern completely covers the original image information; however, if you use different Blending Mode options when you apply the pattern, you can achieve some interesting results Experiment with photo-graphs and patterns using the Multiply, Screen, and Overlay blend-ing modes to start The style is a combination of the pattern blendblend-ing with the photograph

For Your Information

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◆ Pattern Click the list arrow,

and then select from the

available patterns To add

additional patterns from the

Photoshop pattern library, click

the Pattern Options button,

located in the upper right of the

pattern dialog box, and then

choose from the available

pattern options

◆ Add To Presets Click the

button to add the current

pattern to Photoshop’s list of

presets

◆ Snap To Origin Click the

button to begin the pattern

tiling from the upper left corner

of the document layer

◆ Scale Enter a value from 1% to

1,000% Scale determines the

size of the pattern as it applies

to the active image (default:

100%)

◆ Link With Layer Select the

check box to physically link the

active pattern with the active

layer (default: checked)

Click OK.

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Pattern Overlay style applied

Did You Know?

You can reposition any Pattern

Overlay Open the Layer Style dialog

box and click any pattern from the

Pattern library However, before you

click OK, move into the document

win-dow and drag The pattern is

reposi-tioned as you drag Click the Snap To

Origin button to return the pattern to its

default position

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