Separating layers properly from an image

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May 19, 2018
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Hello everyone! So, I have the following image and what I want to do is to separate the t-shirt away from the words written on it. I don't want 'SMU' and 'Real Business written on it. Rather, I want a blank canvas so I can edit from the scratch. Just like it is on the right hand side(back) of the t-shirt. What would be the best way to proceed with this?

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Correct answer davescm

Hi

Make a selection around the text, I used the rectangular marquee tool

Go to menu Edit - Fill and choose content aware

Press OK

Press Ctrl+D to deselect

If you add new logos or lettering do so on separate layers

Dave

Bojan Živković11378569

Community Expert

I do not see any variations in color on the shirt. You can sample color from shirt using Eyedropper to set it as Foreground color then simply paint with Brush tool on a layer with a t-shirt or on a separate layer above the layer with t-shirt.

Theresa J

Community Expert

Where did you get the image? What kind of file is it? There is a very good chance that this is vector art. If it is vector art, you should open it in Adobe Illustrator where you can easily edit the shapes, colors and remove the logo.

davescm

Correct answer

Community Expert

Hi

Make a selection around the text, I used the rectangular marquee tool

Go to menu Edit - Fill and choose content aware

Press OK

Press Ctrl+D to deselect

If you add new logos or lettering do so on separate layers

Dave

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