Hello

I will show you a very nice effect wich you can use for example on a skul and a head.

I have chosen 2 different computer case.

Please download the files from the bottom of the page.

Open the white.jpg file (the white case) and with the Poligonal Lasso Tool make a selection like mine



Then press CTRL+J. You will notice that we have a new layer in the Layer Pallete.(rename it Right)

Open a new document and drag the layer "Right" on this document.Rename this document to "Best.psd"

Then go to Filter > Distort > Shear and make something like me.



Now go back to the first image (the white case) and in the History Panel press on "Delete" until you will see the same selection (you can press also Ctrl+Z tu undo the last action). You should have the same image with the selection like on the first step.



When you are on this step go to Select > Inverse.
Then press one more time Ctrl+J.
The same as above a new layer is created.drag this layer on the "Best.psd" and then go to Filter >Distort >Shear and for this side use this settings:



Then you should have something like this.



Now open the blue case and drag the photo on the best.psd
Place the blue case in the middle.Be sure your layer with blue case will be the second layer after the background.



This is a very nice effect.You can try also with 2 bannanas, one skul and a head, 2 bottles , 2 monitors.

If you have another idea please tell me and i will try to make it.
Thanks

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Thank you good good

tried my own take on it



didn't wanna do face with skull behind it seemed to predictable so did a different spin on it

cool tut as always mate

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haha nice scorpion and great tutorial

thankssssssssssssss goood job

doesn't feel it too real

here's mine~



i forget to shear it xD

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cool tut :-D

Good tutorial!

Wow you guys are great. Thanks for the ideas. Thanks for sharing.

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