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In this tutorial, you’ll work on the layout for the label of a bottle of olive oil. You’ll start from an illustration of a bottle, then add and stylize type in Photoshop. By the time you’re finished, you’ll have mastered the following skills:
• Using guides to position text in a composition.
• Making a clipping mask from type.
• Merging type with other layers.
• Using layer styles with text.
• Previewing typefaces interactively to choose them for a composition.
• Controlling type and positioning using advanced type panel features.
• Warping a layer around a 3D object.
To begin, download the compressed folder “Lesson07.zip.” It contains the Photoshop files you’ll need for the tutorial.
CreativePro.com readers have special access to this entire tutorial on the Creative Edge website. Click here to read “Design a 3D Bottle Label in Photoshop.”
This article was last modified on January 6, 2023
This article was first published on August 23, 2010
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