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Vector mask


Evil Nemesis

Evil Nemesis

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Hey, what is the quickets method of achieving the look (top and bottom)? I suck at vectors so please help me out. Thanks in advance.

flyer.jpg
 
I'm sorry if I was not clear, I was talking about the image, vector mask borders, I can do that using rmarquee tool but how to dothis with the shape tools.
 
Still not sure what your talking about.............there are many images in your example. Which part are you calling a vector mask?
 
OK!

I don't know that this is a vector mask. It was probably a layer mask.

You have a background consisting of however many images you wish.
Screen Shot 2020-08-21 at 12.28.30 AM.png

A piece of paper texture...
Screen Shot 2020-08-21 at 12.28.43 AM.png

Make a selection...
Screen Shot 2020-08-21 at 12.28.53 AM.png

Add a layer mask.
Screen Shot 2020-08-21 at 12.29.08 AM.png

Screen Shot 2020-08-21 at 12.31.09 AM.png

If you truly want a "vector mask", then that will take a different approach. You have to generate a path which can then be used to create the vector mask.

You can convert the selection to a path - Tut Vid.
And then use the path to make a vector mask.

Screen Shot 2020-08-21 at 12.44.44 AM.png
 
Did this help answer your question?

Sorry, you may have viewed my response before I was finished editing!
 
My main concerns are:
A. Isn't there a quick way for the paper torn effect (a ready made shape) maybe? So I don't have to use pen tool to create the whole shape.
 
IamSam said:
OK!

I don't know that this is a vector mask. It was probably a layer mask.

You have a background consisting of however many images you wish.
View attachment 114758

A piece of paper texture...
View attachment 114759

Make a selection...
View attachment 114760

Add a layer mask.
View attachment 114761

View attachment 114762

If you truly want a "vector mask", then that will take a different approach. You have to generate a path which can then be used to create the vector mask.

You can convert the selection to a path - Tut Vid.
And then use the path to make a vector mask.

View attachment 114764
Click to expand...
Ahh thanks I haven't seen the full post. Thanks alot. This answers my question.
 

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