Making an egg and an egg cup

By Wendy Williams · March 18th, 2009

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Several years ago I made an egg in an egg cup and I have had many requests to show how its done.

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1 Reply to Making an egg and an egg cup:

Robert
August 30, 2011 at 2:24 pm

I had trouble understanding step 13 until I realized that it’s not the layer per se that I was supposed to fill but the selection. I liked linking the two layers to make the cup bigger than the egg. Very clever. I also liked moving the cup top down three pixels and using the dodge tool for the rim. Also very clever. I just learned on the Elements village Forum that I need to use Ctr T (free transform) to make the arrows work to move a selection pixel by pixel in most instances.

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