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Hi!
First, when I say rookie, its more than that, I am not tech savvy, in the SLIGHTEST, and this may be the third time Ive ever opened photoshop.
That being said I am in need of a little guidance.
I am trying to create shapes on an image, and then play around with different colors to see what color would look best, in what shape, etc. I wont be using the image for anything but reference, as Im hand painting the subject of the image as soon as I figure out the color scheme.
The problem is, no matter what I do, the fill bucket wont work without 'rasterizing' the image, and when I do that, the whole image changes colors. They arent basic shapes, so the rectangle tool doesnt help, and if I create an image with the line tool, it wont fill it. I did use the poly lasso tool once successfully, but then couldnt change the fill color again, and I have NO clue how I even did it in the first place. Can someone please point me in the right direction?
(Ive inlcluded the image Im trying to work with)
Thank you in advance!
Hi first make a new layer then make a selection by lasso tool then use the bucket tool to fill color....regards
>>> Im not able to simply pick a new color and fill over the previous color. I had to lasso it all over again.
A lasso is not a fixed shape, it is a region of pixels you select for a task in Photoshop. Once you deselect the region defined by the lasso, you have a bunch of coloured pixels.
You can then either :
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Hi first make a new layer then make a selection by lasso tool then use the bucket tool to fill color....regards
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Hi!
That worked!
Thank you very much:)
I am running into a slight problem with it, however:
If i want to change the color, Im not able to simply pick a new color and fill over the previous color.
I had to lasso it all over again.
Is there a way to simply be able to change colors on the fly, or will I, infact, just have to lasso it each time I want to try a new color?
Thank you again
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hi, all things are possible to try to learn more about the lasso tool from youtube channel...regards
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>>> Im not able to simply pick a new color and fill over the previous color. I had to lasso it all over again.
A lasso is not a fixed shape, it is a region of pixels you select for a task in Photoshop. Once you deselect the region defined by the lasso, you have a bunch of coloured pixels.
You can then either :
Alternatively, use Shapes instead of lassoing. Then you can click on the Shape and change the color in a single click. Which may be what you originally had in mind.
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Hello!
That worked!
The magic want tool is amazing.
Thank you very much:)
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