Photoshop for Fashion: Warping Pattern Fills

Introduction

• Welcome
• What you should know

1. Important Tools to Know

• Magic Wand and Quick Selection tools
• Lasso tool
• Quick Mask mode
• Pen tool
• Saving and loading selections
• Layer masks and clipping masks
• Layer blend modes

2. Pattern Basics

• Using and scaling pattern fills
• Making basic patterns
• Making seamless patterns
• Making random or toss patterns
• Saving and loading patterns

3. Working with Scanned Fabric Swatches

• Turning a scanned swatch into a pattern, part 1
• Turning a scanned swatch into a pattern, part 2
• Working with textured fabrics or ditsy prints
• Working with other types of repeats

4. Prepping the Illustration

• Cleaning your illustration
• Filling with flat color
• Sectioning your illustration
• Adding a shading layer, option 1
• Adding a sharing layer, option 2

5. Manipulating Pattern Fills

• Working with clipping masks
• Bending patterns using Warp
• Adding wrinkles using Liquify
• Using the Displace filter, part 1
• Using the Displace filter, part 2
• Bending with Puppet Warp
• Liquify for ruffles

6. Swapping Patterns

• Swapping patterns
• Layouts

7. Mocking Up Photos

• Sectioning the photo
• Warping a pattern into a photo
• Bringing out the shading

Conclusion

• Next steps