How to Place text behind an object in Photoshop
In this Photoshop tutorial, I show you how to run text behind a portion of a photo. This is what you often see in magazine covers where the title or masthead goes behind a person’s head. It’s a neat effect and may look difficult to a beginner. This Photoshop effect is really easy to do, and I’ll show you how right now! I got the photo from
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Very cool, thanks!
This is one of those, “Aha!” tutorials! LOL I never thought of clipping a shadow, but, why not?
Thank you!
Su
Yeah, sometimes its the small things
Amazing resource for anyone who wants to get better at designing. I agree about following tutorials as you learn the techniques and can apply to other projects.
Awesome and creative tutorial . The tutorial is also helpful for all . Love this tutorial . I’m also finding such tutorial about how to place text behind an object in Photoshop . So many man y thanks for sharing this post with us .
Hey, Colin,
I am going in for a competition. It requires the use of everyday objects, shapes etc to make an Avant garde outifit on a model. I’d love to see a tutorial to see how to do this seamlessly.
Really creative Text effect designing in Photoshop. Thanks for your tutorial.
I remember when you first showed us this tutorial a couple years back. We were all amazed on how much of the smallest details we missed out on while making this effect happen. 👍
Very clever! Thanks, as always