| Lets warp the BANANIA label on the Cone. We made the can as a cone to make the job slightly more difficult... |
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original can
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label
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(1936 banania original)
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| Place the cone in one layer, the label in a second layer, select the label layer and call SQUIZZ in the filter menu... |
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| Select the SQUIZZ Grid, Line mode, a Stepping of 20 Horizontally (Columns), and 1 Vertically (Rows), Make sure the grid fits around the Label |
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| Lets Overlay the background image to do a precise job of distortion. Click the Load button and select the background layer (you may use another image if you wish). See now the background in transparency... |
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| Click the Distort Button, select 'Straight' mode. First align the left and right side of the label to the edge of the cone. |
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| Simply click and drag the corners in position. |
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| To curve the top and bottom, click Dist again and select 'Bell' mode. |
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| Simply click and drag down the middle-top to create a smooth curve parrallel to the top shape of the can |
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| Do the same at the middle-bottom for the bottom shape... |
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| Done!!! Click Apply and collect the distored label in the layer... |
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| Finalize the job , add Highlights and Shadows... Here we have also adjusted the HSV color of the background to change easily the color of the can, since the label stays in another layer... |
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Universal Mac OS X Tiger/Leopard
