Photoshop for Textile Design | How to Texture Map in Perspective

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In this video we will use Photoshop to create pattern overlays in perspective as a means to showcase our print and pattern designs on the surface of an object. This process is also known as texture mapping; where a 2D surface is digitally wrapped around a 3D object.

PHOTOSHOP HOT KEYS
Undo | Command + Z
Copy | Command + C
Paste | Command + V
Select All | Command + A
Deselect | Command + D
Levels | Command + L
Curves | Command + M
Zoom In | Command + + (plus sign)
Zoom Out | Command + - (minus sign)
Rulers | Command + R Hide
Guides | Command + ; (semicolon) Create a
New File | Command + N
Free Transform | Command + T
Hand Tool | Spacebar or H
Eyedropper Using a Coloring Tool | option
Eyedropper | I
To Add to Selections | Shift
To Delete from Selections | Option
Invert | Command + Shift + I