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Simple Page Curl Tutorial

October 10th, 2007 in Photoshop Tutorials by Richard Carpenter

Simple Page Curl Tutorial

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Open up the image you want to add a page curl to, im going to use my car blueprint from a tutorial i recently created.

Duplicate your image layer and add a 2 pixel stroke.

Now goto “layer > merge visable”, your layers should now have gone into one, duplicate your image layer again and goto “edit > transform > warp”, you should then be presented with this.

Take the very bottom right anchor point and drag towards the middle of your image.

Press the enter key on the keyboard once your done. (you might want to have a play with the warp tool as it is a pretty neat tool)

Now add a simple drop shadow to your image layer.

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About The Author: Richard Carpenter

Hi im Richard Carpenter and im a freelance web and graphics designer from England. I am also a regular Blogger, Tutorial Writer, and owner of Photoshop Plus. You can follow me on twitter HERE. You may also view my portfolio HERE.

 

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9 Responses to “Simple Page Curl Tutorial”

  1. zech says:

    i read the blue print tutorial but couldn’t put the curls,its amazing how you’ve made it look so easy,good tutorial and keep it up

  2. ADMIN says:

    are you using photoshop cs2 +?

    the warp tool is not available on older versions of photoshop.

  3. Helpfull hand says:

    @Zech, you got to group all the layers,
    Duplicate the group.
    Right Mouse Click->Merge Group

    Now you have 1 layer, that is normal.
    And a group with everything splitted.

    You can only warp that normal layer, so make sure it’s on top of everything. Then start this tutorial and warp it ;-)

    Good luck

  4. zech says:

    i’m using photoshop cs2 and i tried to follow all the procedures you’ve used bt at the end that stroke stays at the bottom of the curled page,any idea as to where i get it wrong?

  5. ADMIN says:

    Ah i merged the layers with a blank layer so the stroke would stay present.! just add a stroke then hide all the other layers, then merge with a blank layer. hope this helps.

  6. TuanAnh says:

    Thank for this tut.It’s great

  7. FRANKLIN ALCANTARA says:

    gracia por todos

  8. Hakan says:

    Thank You. Very Nice

  9. Ryan says:

    Finally… again an explanation on how to do something that I have thought was cool for so long…

    All we could do with now is a tutorial on how to place this into a website (don’t have a link)…

    What I mean is usually in the top right/left hand corner they have a little curl like this which when you hover over it rolls down a bit to reveal something behind. Any ideas on how to do this mate?

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