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How do you put part of a layer behind another?
In photoshop, I am making a logo. I want the tips of each "S" in this image to go behind each other, But I don't want the entire S behind the other. How can I do this?
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Add a layer mask by clicking on the mask icon in the layers panel. The ctrl/cmd click on the layer icon to make a selection:
Press ctrl/cmd-alt/opt-shift and click on the other layer's icon. This will limit the selection to just those areas were the two shape over lap. Select the layer mask, and with a black paint brush paint out the areas you don't want.
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