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Making a graphic using PS Elements
Posted on 2012-12-27
Hello all experts.
I want to make a graphic that is made up of a number of logos from different companies. I have attached an example and you have probably seen a lot of them around.
I have the individual logos in all kinds of different sizes.
I am using PhotoShop Elements but I am a COMPLETE noob with it.
So what is the easiest way of doing this...?? Is there a way of placing them all on the big canvas and re-sizing them all at once....???
How can I arrange them in a grid...???
Any help will be much appreciated.
Thanx.
--d.
I want to make a graphic that is made up of a number of logos from different companies. I have attached an example and you have probably seen a lot of them around.
I have the individual logos in all kinds of different sizes.
I am using PhotoShop Elements but I am a COMPLETE noob with it.
So what is the easiest way of doing this...?? Is there a way of placing them all on the big canvas and re-sizing them all at once....???
How can I arrange them in a grid...???
Any help will be much appreciated.
Thanx.
--d.
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You need to create a large blank canvas first (File->New and set the size)
Then open each existing image in turn in Elements
in the existing image select CTRL-A, then CTRL-C to select and copy the image
Switch to the blank canvas then do CTRL-V to paste - you can then resize the image (if you cant see the resize handles use CTRL-T (Transform)
Repeat this for all the other images - each will be pated to a new layer and can be moved and resized individually
Then open each existing image in turn in Elements
in the existing image select CTRL-A, then CTRL-C to select and copy the image
Switch to the blank canvas then do CTRL-V to paste - you can then resize the image (if you cant see the resize handles use CTRL-T (Transform)
Repeat this for all the other images - each will be pated to a new layer and can be moved and resized individually
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