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I'm not looking to copy the exact headers as shown below, but I want to try the basic idea of splitting a rectangle in half in a similar angle so I have two layers and can try different things to them, such as an image on one half and text on the other, keeping each piece equal.
How do I do this in Photoshop? I was playing with the direct selection tool, but grabbing random points just makes a mess.
Use a rectangle shape and add a triangle to it with Path operations (in the options bar) set to Subtract - that will give you the blue shape shown as layer rectangle 1
Then duplicate the layer
On that duplicated layer, select the paths and set path operations to Intersect Shape Areas. That will give you the magenta area in the layer rectangle 2
You can now clip images to those shape layers as required
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Use a rectangle shape and add a triangle to it with Path operations (in the options bar) set to Subtract - that will give you the blue shape shown as layer rectangle 1
Then duplicate the layer
On that duplicated layer, select the paths and set path operations to Intersect Shape Areas. That will give you the magenta area in the layer rectangle 2
You can now clip images to those shape layers as required
Dave
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After I responded to this I realised (after eagle eyed guru @Norman Sanders pointed it out to me🙂 ) that you wanted two equal shapes. You can use the same method but add guidelines so that the triangle intersects the centre of the rectangle.
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Thanks, I appreciate the update!
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