LEBRON JAMES DESIGN || Breaking Down the .PSD || All Layers Revealed

[@cracksjr30]

Thanks bro!

[@andreacicotto3155]

Thanks Jack! Great job as always and very very interesting to learn how to make sport edits!!!! Love it!!!

[@BradleyJackDesign]

Andrea Cicotto thank YOU for watching :)

[@arrialgfx9962]

You are a genious

[@pythonfan1]

Can you please explain how you masked out the purple box at 0:40?

[@BradleyJackDesign]

Looks like I just made a square with the marquee tool and did a layer mask on it. You probably could just have drawn a square box that’s purple instead

[@pythonfan1]

It's was kind of difficult to understand with the music playing in the background.

[@BradleyJackDesign]

Yea I’ve tweaked that a bit since making this

[@israelendalk]

Hi Bradley.. thank you so much.. I've watched all your videos and learning alot ,, your the man.. also.. do you know another person who does cool graphics tutorial or breakdown as you do.. Im in more retail branding design area,, just for more perspective...

[@AF-ne5iq]

Hello, you have a link of background and texture pleas ?

[@BearKing51]

what is the size of the photo like the height and width?

[@joehardingham2873]

Hey man, love the content. However, would you try turn down the background music in future videos as it drowns out your voice at times. Thank you!

[@BradleyJackDesign]

Joe Hardingham yea I can tweak it. The mic set up was different this round.

[@flotrr3025]

Amazing video, thank you! One question, how do you turn your photo into a bunch of halftone dots for the final texture? brushes?

[@BradleyJackDesign]

Flotrr I’ll do a separate video on that

[@halehughes2639]

@@BradleyJackDesign I had this same question & I'm looking forward to your halftone edit breakdown/tutorial! Also, thanks for doing these video tutorials. Much appreciated!!

[@raynantemagsino9530]

Name in background is unreadable

[@adamdarg5816]

bro please just start from scratch instead of going over what you do because you can forget important parts

[@BradleyJackDesign]

adam darg I generally don’t do designs from start to finish in one sitting like “speed arts”. This is an alternate way for me to share how I work and what goes into my designs. Hopefully they are helpful regardless.

[@adamdarg5816]

@@BradleyJackDesign Your work is incredible and I'm grateful for the time you put in.