How do i Create this? pictures next to each other but in a angle?

[wartaalw17449574]

Hello,

This is proabbly a simple question but I cant seeem to figure it out. Could you please tell me how to put multiple images next to each other but in a certain angle?

Or perhaps just give me the right search words so i can find a tutorial?

I have included a picture of the resulted efffect.

Many thanks in advance.

MOD Edit: Image uploaded to forum

[Derek Cross]

Use the insert Image Icon to post your JPG (the seventh icon along from the left at the top of this frame).

[Kenneth Kawamoto]

Vector Mask is the word you're looking for

[wartaalw17449574]

many thanks!

[Chuck Uebele · Accepted solution]

Use File>Place Embeded to add all the photos you want to your image. Use transform to angle them. Add a vector mask and create the angle you want for the edge. Add a drop shadow with the layer effects.

[wartaalw17449574]

thank you very much!! its not even that hard

[wartaalw17449574]

sorry for the late reactoin but i just tried it. and i have still a bit of a trouble. My problem is when i Use the vector mask, when i Try to use just a line, i mean i try shape a certain angel with the line, and when i press mask, it cuts the whole image out instead of just the part. Could you please tell what I am doing wrong?

[wartaalw17449574]

this is the other picture. were i try to use the vector mask

[Chuck Uebele]

You need to make a path the size of the image you want, not just a line. It can be bigger on the left size, as the layer above it will cover that area. See the shape of my path in my earlier post.

[wartaalw17449574]

thank you for your fast reply. However, im still not grasping what you are saying. Im really sorry could you perhaps elaborate a bit more?

I tried to changing the shape a bit more as how you had it in the picture but no good.

[wartaalw17449574]

never mind. I got it finally. When i used the pen tool the mask my area, it did work. But when i use the shape too ..> line  then it doesnt.

[Trevor.Dennis]

A tiny additional comment...

The background panels have a bevel & emboss effect, so the overlaying characters need to be on separate layers with transpancy.  Clipping them to the panel layers cuts off the overflow.  (I used Eye Candy 7 to do the bevel, which is why the dd layer names)

[jane-e]

Trevor.Dennis, I had no idea what image #3 was and was about to ask until I thought to look in your layers panel!

[Chuck Uebele]

Yes, you have to use the pen tool on path mode to make a vector mask.