English | 30m | Video: 720p
Photoshop's Pen Tool is one of its most versatile (if unusual) features, allowing you to quickly create polygons and other shapes for a number of purposes. In the first class of this series, we learned the basics of how it works, creating anchor points in a connect-the-dots way to make shapes on a Photoshop canvas -- using those shapes to blur certain areas of an image, cut objects out of one photo and paste them into another, or add stylish, solid-colored vectors on top of a picture.
In this course, we learn how Pen Tool shapes can interact with each other for more complex results. Path operations allow you to do things such as create several vectors on a single layer, allowing you to change their color simultaneously. Or, you can create an area of transparency where several shapes overlap. These operations will open up an entirely new world of vector shapes for you to create in Photoshop, above and beyond the standard circles, squares, and triangles. More info - https://skl.sh/2B0L4vm
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