After 6 hours of struggle with other tutorials yours just helped me master this in less than 30 minutes. It's indeed true that one can have information and not make a great teacher.
Subscribed! Your tutorials are so concise and easy to follow. The keyboard shortcuts are very helpful too. Thanks a lot for sharing these! This is what the internet is for.
Many many thanks Blue Lighting TV Photoshop. Very Very nice and easy tips. I think this tips will be very helpful for every body who is works in Photoshop.
Thanks! A real time saver! I've been using the pen tool to draw paths to put the text in to do about the same thing, this a MUCH better. One thing I can't figure out how to do, or even if it's possible. That is to put a graphic in the middle of a background and have text flow around it on all sides, top, bottom, left and right without covering over the graphic. I saw this and had to try it. I can't make it work. When I make the selection into a work path the path is like it should be with the graphic in the middle and the work path around it. But when I use the rectangular marquee tool and then click "make work path" from that, it just makes one big square work path and doesn't exclude the graphic in the middle and the text goes over the graphic as if it wasn't there. Is there any way to do that?
Hi Martin, I tried to do but I didnt get results. First I select the middle image, after I take option of rectangle selection tool and convert to shape (with option interselect), but when I started to type the text , this appear above the middle image. please could you help me? thanks
In order for this tip to work you need to do the path part before pasting the text, I'm sayng just in case you forgot, since you didn't mentioned it. Good luck :)
@@sou.joaopaulo hi could you explain step by step please? I dont know whats wrong but I didnt get it. Please if you could explain in spanish Will be better or english but step by step. Thanks
Great job Martin, I want to know if there is a way (tutorial) type a horizontal text complete but when it touch the image at the center it jump to another side no down until the text complete the background? I have been tried but with out results. The point is that the horizontal paragraph will be just one around the image. No two blocks. Could you help me pleases? Thanks.
Move your subject down in your document so there is room at the top above your subject's head. Then, drag a rectangle with the Marquee tool over your subject making sure the rectangular selection doesn't touch the top of your subject's head.
After 6 hours of struggle with other tutorials yours just helped me master this in less than 30 minutes. It's indeed true that one can have information and not make a great teacher.
Thank you very much! 🙏
Marty has the most wholesome voice/tone on CZcams.
Prove me wrong.
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Subscribed! Your tutorials are so concise and easy to follow. The keyboard shortcuts are very helpful too. Thanks a lot for sharing these! This is what the internet is for.
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Thank you for the great tutorial!
Thanks a lot! It's what I was looking for.
These quick videos are pretty great 👍
I took notes and will attempt this. Thanks for this, Marty.
Works great. I'll need to practice more mastering the text on the right side.
Many many thanks Blue Lighting TV Photoshop. Very Very nice and easy tips. I think this tips will be very helpful for every body who is works in Photoshop.
You are a master at what u do 👌
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge
wow this is so great!! we really appreciate the time you put in order to upload such useful tutorials
i love all your tutorials do you making for us, thanks a lot
Excellent tutorial. Easy to understand and follow. Thank you so much.
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Excellent Tip... Very useful.
You are a great teacher sir👍
Fantastic work 👌👌 excellent 👍 Sir thanks
Great tip Marty - hadn't thought before to use 'intersect with' for this!👍
Thanks, Roger!
Beautiful design Marty. I would like to see such designs again 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Brilliant, thanks Marty!
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Beautiful. Thanks for the share.
Great!!! thanks my big teacher.
Gracias, Sr. Marty.
WOW amazing, I did not know that
I LOVE how concise this video is. unfortunately "i followed it step by step (several times) and it didn't work for me :( Not sure where i went wrong
same!
thank you!
Great job bro
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At first I though its some Indesign trick in PS. Thanks a Million!
Too good, shall try this soon. East or west, Marty is the Best! :)
Thanks! A real time saver! I've been using the pen tool to draw paths to put the text in to do about the same thing, this a MUCH better. One thing I can't figure out how to do, or even if it's possible. That is to put a graphic in the middle of a background and have text flow around it on all sides, top, bottom, left and right without covering over the graphic. I saw this and had to try it. I can't make it work. When I make the selection into a work path the path is like it should be with the graphic in the middle and the work path around it. But when I use the rectangular marquee tool and then click "make work path" from that, it just makes one big square work path and doesn't exclude the graphic in the middle and the text goes over the graphic as if it wasn't there. Is there any way to do that?
My exact struggle too. Wish there was a tutorial on this.
Hi Martin, I tried to do but I didnt get results. First I select the middle image, after I take option of rectangle selection tool and convert to shape (with option interselect), but when I started to type the text , this appear above the middle image. please could you help me? thanks
In order for this tip to work you need to do the path part before pasting the text, I'm sayng just in case you forgot, since you didn't mentioned it. Good luck :)
@@sou.joaopaulo hi could you explain step by step please? I dont know whats wrong but I didnt get it. Please if you could explain in spanish Will be better or english but step by step. Thanks
GREAT
Great job Martin, I want to know if there is a way (tutorial) type a horizontal text complete but when it touch the image at the center it jump to another side no down until the text complete the background? I have been tried but with out results. The point is that the horizontal paragraph will be just one around the image. No two blocks. Could you help me pleases? Thanks.
When making the "Intersect With" rectangle, leave room at the top for at least 1 line of text.
@@BLTV_Photoshop I didnt understood, Im starting to use Photoshop, please could you be more specific? thanks.
Move your subject down in your document so there is room at the top above your subject's head. Then, drag a rectangle with the Marquee tool over your subject making sure the rectangular selection doesn't touch the top of your subject's head.
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Very handy to know. But if you have access to InDesign you really should use that for large bodies of text instead of Photoshop.
Which version of ps are you using Sir?
CC 2019. It's stated in my video's description below the video.
How do I use this style in elements
Sorry, I don't know. Never used Elements.
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wow this is so great!! we really appreciate the time you put in order to upload such useful tutorials