Help with slipcases.

[Miyuu]

Hello Boxartists.

I would like to kindly ask you for help with making slipcases.

Here are examples.
It looks like it's all made in one imandix project but I've tried so many times and no succes.
I've tried in Photoshop but well,I've failed.





Help would be greatly appreciated.

[RoarShark]

I don't know exactly how Aelxus makes his slip covers, but when I do I make a new layer/group in photoshop that is the same size as the actual box itself. Then I make my slip case in that group. When I make my presentation I put the box on the bottom, followed by the slip on top. At that point they should cover each other, well then move the slip cover layer either to the left or right, based on if its back or front, so that they box is somewhat visible. Good Luck.

[Miyuu]

I don't know exactly how Aelxus makes his slip covers, but when I do I make a new layer/group in photoshop that is the same size as the actual box itself. Then I make my slip case in that group. When I make my presentation I put the box on the bottom, followed by the slip on top. At that point they should cover each other, well then move the slip cover layer either to the left or right, based on if its back or front, so that they box is somewhat visible. Good Luck.

Thank you very much.

Well,what about that reflection?
How can I make it "fading" ?

^^

I'd ask Aelixus himself,but as I see he is not so active so I asked you guys.

[Manuel_Alejandro95]

Well,what about that reflection?
How can I make it "fading" ?

Make a layer mask in the reflection's layer, then put a linear gradient on it.
Check here for a simple tutorial about how to do it.

[jeannefords]

I think it's simple.. you can use the right click+ transform tool then you choose skew or distort to make it fixed to the box.. for the reflection just invert the image then adjust the opacity the add a gradient to make it look like it's fading

[aelixus]

oh, now I know what you mean, sorry

Hope you understand