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  1. hawkeye

    White mark in the image

    You don't need a mask on both layers, just mask the top layer.
  2. hawkeye

    White mark in the image

    Using a layer mask is the better method, rather than cut and paste.
  3. hawkeye

    Masking in Illustrator

    What is your question? What are you confused about?
  4. hawkeye

    Needing Help on Illustrator and Possibly Corel Draw

    https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator/bd-p/illustrator?page=1&sort=latest_replies&filter=all
  5. hawkeye

    Lasso/Selection help

    You can do it without making a selection using Iris Blur. You can add additional areas and vary the amount of blur to make it more realistic.
  6. hawkeye

    Drop Shadow

    No problem, I just don't see where anything is going to be any easier or faster.
  7. hawkeye

    Drop Shadow

    Frankly I don't see where anything suggested or that will be suggested is going to be any easier than simply making the drop shadow a separate layer and masking the parts you don't want. That should take you less than 10 seconds.
  8. hawkeye

    Instructions on how to replace a solid color with a pattern

  9. hawkeye

    color replacement tool

    The color replacement tool only changes the hue and saturation, but not the luminosity. That's why your color isn't correct. For accurate color changes it isn't the best way to go. Take a look at this video for a better understanding.
  10. hawkeye

    Formatting Text Variables

    Thinking outside the box...you could rasterize the text and save it as an image. Then use pixel replacement instead of text replacement.
  11. hawkeye

    Formatting Text Variables

    Start with a line of text that is formatted text and with identical text that does not have formatted text. Use the non-formatted text as the variable. This is the simplest form just 2 variations. For more variations you would need to use additional layers and Visibility to control those you...
  12. hawkeye

    What is the best way to draw this row?

    Why would you use scripting for built in functions? There are so many simple ways to do the same thing, you could even use a paint brush to make the squares. I give up...
  13. hawkeye

    What is the best way to draw this row?

    I told you how to make the squares, no scripting required. And even provided a video showing how easily it's done. Numbers inside the squares can be altered using Variables and Data Sets. But if you're new to Photoshop you have a pretty steep learning curve to climb.
  14. hawkeye

    Formatting Text Variables

    You can't format the variable text, but you can go the opposite way and replace formatted text with non-formatted. Type the text with the formatting. Create a text variable and it will be unformatted.
  15. hawkeye

    What is the best way to draw this row?

    Make a square with the rec. marque tool on an empty layer then stroke it. Select it. Hold alt+ctl+t to get transform. Move it across and align it properly (hold shift to help align). Hit enter when it's in place. Now click ctl+alt+shift+T as many times as you need to complete the pattern.
  16. hawkeye

    Previous short cut for "last used" parameters of Levels

    Hold the alt key and press the letters in this order I -A -L. (no caps)
  17. hawkeye

    Collapsing Layer Effects in an Action

    Use Layer Comps:
  18. hawkeye

    Adobe

    Take a look at Affinity Photo. In response to the Coronas virus it's now 50% off so the cost is $25. They also have a free 90 trial. https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/supporting-the-creative-community/
  19. hawkeye

    Specific What am I missing? - Smart Object

    “For all intents and purposes”
  20. hawkeye

    Nearing completion

    Made completely in Photoshop. This is not a photograph.
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