Copy (Cmd/Ctrl + C) the selection, switch to the main Photoshop document, and paste (Cmd/Ctrl + V) the train in our design.Ĭonvert train to a smart object so that we can perform nondestructive transforms on it do so by Control-clicking/right-clicking on its layer and then choosing Convert to Smart Object. In the Layers Panel, Cmd-click/Ctrl-click on the train’s layer to make a selection around the train. Go to Select > Inverse (Shift + Cmd/Ctrl + I) to invert your selection, then just press delete to remove the background. Once you have traced around the train with the Pen Tool (P), Control-click/right-click on the path, then choose Make Selection from the menu that appears. Zoom in as needed, and then use the Pen Tool (P) to trace carefully around the train.

Here is how our frame border should look:ĭownload the Old train CPR_2026_5 image and open it up in Photoshop. Go to Layer > Layer Style > Stroke and give the layer a stroke effect using the following settings:

Hold down Option/Alt (so the resultant effect is stronger), then go to Filter > Render > Clouds.Ĭhange the Blend Mode of the layer to Multiply and set its Opacity to 55%. Set your Foreground color to a dark tan (#b2a37c) and your Background color to white (#ffffff). Step 2: Create a Frame Border for the TrainĬreate a selection using the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) (see the image below as a reference). Fill the default Background layer with black (#000000).Ĭreate a new layer (Shift + Cmd/Ctrl + N) and fill it with a beige color (#e0d3b1). In Photoshop, create a new 800x1200px document. Font: ChunkFive (The League of Moveable Type).

Font: Goudy Bookletter 1911 (The League of Moveable Type).Click the image to see the final result in full size.

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