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March 16, 2017
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How to use these mockups?

  • March 16, 2017
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I've just downloaded a 7-day trial of Photoshop CC so I can experiment with these mockups: https://mockup.zone/print-flyer-poster

I've been using Gimp/Inkscape and not been involved with print much until now. So my question is; the mockups have folded pages etc. How do I make my image 'transform' properly - is that feature built in to the mockups? I've tried skeywing my image a little and making it semi-transparent to let the paper folds show through, but it weakens the image too much and generally looks quite bad

I know there's a trick to getting my mockups to look as faithful as the demo at the link above. They're just .psd files. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

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Correct answer melissapiccone

Try transform, warp. You don't have to get the images perfect to make them look like they are on the pages.

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Participant
September 9, 2024

please mockup package png send me

IarlaAuthor
Participant
March 16, 2017

That did the trick. Thank you!

melissapiccone
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Community Expert
March 16, 2017

Great! Can you mark the answer correct?

Melissa Piccone | Adobe Trainer | Online Courses Author | Fine Artist
IarlaAuthor
Participant
March 16, 2017

Done Thanks again.

melissapiccone
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melissapicconeCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
March 16, 2017

Try transform, warp. You don't have to get the images perfect to make them look like they are on the pages.

Melissa Piccone | Adobe Trainer | Online Courses Author | Fine Artist
IarlaAuthor
Participant
March 16, 2017

Thanks, that is a great tool. But it's not allowing the creases to show. There's something else to get the quality they show in the link above.

When I open the PSD, the 'layer' is labelled "<< DOUBLE CLICK" and when I hover on the thumbnail it says it's a "smart object". Double clicking expands it into a few layers and sub directories.  The layers revealed are labelled 'replace left' and so on. I think there's a way of getting it almost perfect (keeping shading, folds etc).

melissapiccone
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Community Expert
March 16, 2017

Double click on the smart objects - they will open as new documents. Drop your pieces in there - save - don't save as, just save in the smart object and they will show up.

Melissa Piccone | Adobe Trainer | Online Courses Author | Fine Artist