So I have received a .psd file of the client but there are a few layers in it but no layers where I can click into (.psb file? The same kind of clickthrough layers you get from downloading Tshirt, Clothing, etc mockups the layer where you place your design in).
I’m trying to use this mockup to showcase 3 different designs on 3 boxes. I found this mockup that has 3 boxes and within the PS file you can see it’s broken up into Left box, Right box, Top box. But when I go into the Left box ‘front side’ smart object to add my design, it does it across all front panels. How can I edit just the panels for each box?
Can I Use Pixabay Images As Background To Make psd Mockups And Sell Them on Freepik
I want to be able to create some mock-up sketches for a command line program so I can visually display some new changes to a command line program and what the command line UI would look like but I don’t know how I could create them. This is so that I can visually plan/show what my changes would look like in a command line prompt box (the picture below is just a bare bones start of what I would want to be able to sketch in a program before moving onto other more complex sketches) before I start coding/implementing.
I have recently created a logo. I have seen an online trend of showing off a logo in a realistic environment, illustrating possible use cases of the logo.
I’m sure you’ve seen Dribbblers upload animated mockups of their designs.
How do I create this type of effect with an image? I’m wondering how to get the thick edges and the tilted look. Is there an online tool that will convert a flat image to look like this?
I would like to know the difference between Wireframes and Mockups. I’m hoping to gain a simple understanding of the difference or to definitively know that both are the same.
Recently, I was practicing web design beyond code things. But after I opened Sketch and just started to make a rectangle of my site, I got stuck.
I’m trying to produce the effect in the below image:
