Tomorrow's Super Heroes

Tomorrow's Super Heroes

Introducing Our Digital Element Collection: Unleash Your Inner Superhero!

Calling all digital artists, storytellers, and superhero enthusiasts! We are thrilled to present our exclusive Digital Element Collection, a treasure trove of creative assets designed to bring your most vivid superhero dreams to life. Whether you’re crafting dynamic storyboards, creating captivating wall art, or simply indulging in your passion for superheroes, our collection has everything you need.

 

What's Inside the Collection?

• Superhero Characters: A diverse lineup of original superhero characters, each with unique powers, costumes, and backstories. Perfect for adding that heroic flair to your projects.

• Special Effects: Electrifying energy blasting effects to make your scenes pop and bring your heroes' powers to life.

• Backgrounds: Stunning backgrounds of cityscapes, providing the perfect setting for your epic battles and heroic adventures.

 

Do you ever feel that the edge of your character or subject is to sharp and not fitting into your scene?

 

To create a soft edge around a character or subject in Photoshop using the Border Selection tool under Select and Modify, follow these steps:

 

• Select the Subject:

  • Open your image in Photoshop.
  • Use any selection tool (e.g., Rectangular Marquee Tool, Lasso Tool, Quick Selection Tool) to make a rough selection around the subject you want to apply the soft edge to. Ensure the subject is adequately selected.

• Refine the Selection:

  • Once you have a basic selection, go to Select in the top menu.
  • Choose Modify and then Expand from the dropdown menu.
  • In the dialog box that appears, enter a pixel value to expand the selection. This value will determine how wide the soft edge will be. Typically, values between 10 to 20 pixels work well for creating a soft edge.

• Create the Soft Edge:

  • After expanding the selection, go back to Select > Modify.
  • This time, choose Feather from the dropdown menu.
  • In the Feather Radius dialog box, enter a value for how much you want to feather the edge of the selection. Feathering softens the transition between the selected and unselected areas. A good starting point is usually around 10 pixels, but adjust based on the resolution of your image and the effect you desire.

• Apply the Soft Edge:

  • Once you've set the feather radius, click OK.
  • Your selection now has a soft, feathered edge around the subject.

• Work with the Selection:

  • With the softened selection active, you can proceed to work on the subject, such as applying adjustments, adding effects, or copying it onto another background.

• Refine as Needed:

  • If the soft edge isn't quite what you want, you can undo (Ctrl+Z / Cmd+Z) and adjust the Expand and Feather settings again until you achieve the desired result.
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By following these steps, you can effectively create a soft edge around a character or subject in Photoshop using the Border Selection tool under Select and Modify, enhancing the overall presentation of your digital artwork or design project.