Consejo: Es importante utilizar activos que funcionen bien juntos. El diseño de la página que hemos suministrado coincide a grandes rasgos con las dimensiones del modelo a escala de libro de Adobe Stock.
Inserta el diseño en la composición del libro
2. Selecciona la capa “Page design” y usa Control+T (Windows) o Comando+T (macOS) para abrir la herramienta Transformar. Arrastra el diseño de la página a la página de la izquierda del libro abierto y gira el diseño de la página unos 12 grados para que coincida a grandes rasgos con el ángulo de la página.
Consejo: Si mueves el puntero del ratón un poquito fuera del diseño de la página, el cursor se convierte en un cursor de dos flechas curvas que te permite girar un objeto arrastrándolo.
3. Después, transforma el diseño de la página. Con la capa de diseño de la página seleccionada, haz clic con el botón derecho en el diseño de la página y selecciona Distorsionar.
4. Arrastra todas las esquinas del diseño de la página para alinearlas con las esquinas de la página izquierda.
5. Ahora, ajusta las curvas. Haz clic con el botón secundario en el diseño de la página y selecciona Deformar. Aparecerán 12 puntos/controles. Ajusta los controles para alinear los bordes con las curvas de la página. Pulsa Entrar cuando hayas terminado.
Crea iluminación
6. Para darle el mayor realismo posible al modelo a escala, tenemos que crear iluminación. Para ello, haz doble clic en la capa del diseño de página para abrir el cuadro de diálogo Estilos de capa. Haz clic en la Superposición de degradado en el lado izquierdo y haz clic en el campo Degradado y selecciona el degradado blanco y negro en la categoría Aspectos básicos. Selecciona los siguientes parámetros:
a. Modo de fusión: Multiplicar
b. Opacidad: 90 %
c. Ángulo: –170
d. Escala: 15 %
7. Con el cuadro de diálogo Estilo de capa aún abierto, usa la herramienta Selección para arrastrar el degradado y recolocarlo a lo largo de la costura de la página. Su aspecto es bastante realista cuando creas una sombra en la costura de la página.
8. Después, haz clic en el icono del signo + situado junto a Superposición de degradado para añadir un segundo degradado.
9. Ajusta Opacidad en un 40 % y Escala en un 30 %. Deja el resto con los valores que hayas definido antes. Vuelve a utilizar la herramienta Selección para arrastrar el degradado ligeramente hacia la izquierda, alejándolo de la costura de la página.
10. Haz clic otra vez en el icono del signo + situado junto a Superposición de degradado para añadir una tercera Superposición de degradado.
11. Configura Modo de fusión con el valor Trama. Arrastra el degradado de la ilustración para recolocar el resalte sobre el lado izquierdo de la página. Haz clic en Aceptar
cuando termines.
Fusiona el diseño con el grano del papel
12. Por último, fusionaremos el diseño con el grano del papel. Para ello, selecciona Filtro > Ruido > Añadir ruido. Se abrirá la ventana Añadir ruido. En ella, cambia el valor de Cantidad a 12 % y activa la casilla Monocromo.
¡Ya está! Ahora te toca a ti crear un modelo a escala de impresión con Photoshop. Descárgate los activos o utiliza los tuyos propios, y comparte el resultado en Facebook, Twitter e Instagram con #MadewithPhotoshop para obtener comentarios y conectar con otras mentes creativas.
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