Click the Text tool.Ĭhoose the text font style and size. To center the icon, choose Objects > Align > Center in Canvas. Use the drag handle to resize as needed, in order to fill the empty canvas. To adjust the icon size, activate the Pick tool. Choose the icon image to make it active, and its single layer will appear in the Layers palette.įrom the Layers palette, drag the icon layer onto the blank canvas. Check the Transparent box to set a transparent background.Ĭlick OK and you should now have two images: the new watermark canvas and the icon image. Choose File > New and set a size of 300 x 300 pixels, with a resolution of 150. Now we can create a new canvas for the watermark image. Or you could press Ctrl while right-clicking on the color to replace.Ĭlick Replace All Pixels to replace all black pixels with white. You could set this color manually – it’s easy enough when the replaced color is black. The background color should be the color that is to be replaced. In the Materials palette, set the foreground color to white. To replace one color with another, open the Lighten/Darken tool flyout and choose Color Replacer. Generally, watermark images look better in white, since they usually appear above the background of a photo. Open PaintShop Pro and make sure you are in the Edit workspace. Note that this image has a checkered background, which indicates transparency. The first watermark example in this tutorial will consist of both an icon and text. This tutorial will show you how to use PaintShop Pro to easily create a watermark image, apply a watermark to a single photo, or apply a watermark to multiple photos at once. If you have some cool designs and would like to be featured in this series, you can simply join the PSD Vault DeviantART group.Watermarking your photos is a great way to make sure credit is given where it’s due. That’s it for this showcase! Hope you enjoy those digital artworks from the PSDVault DeviantART group and find them inspirational! If you like those works, then show those awesome designers some support! Click on the image to visit the author’s DA page and drop them a comment :) Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational! Meanwhile, if you have some cool designs and would like to be featured in this series, you can simply join the PSD Vault DeviantART group. Try and learn from the good works is the only way to make yourself better :) When you look at those digital artwork, pay attention to their colour scheme, creative ideas, and manipulation techniques used. Welcome to the 88th volume of “Imagination Unleashed: Best of PSD Vault DeviantART Group”, which is a showcase I run regularly here on featuring some fantastic, highly-creative digital artworks in the PSD Vault DeviantART group.
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