Making mockups is super fun! And it allows you and your clients or customers to visualize your art on many different products. This class focuses on how to make fabric mockups from any stock photo (which means you no longer have to rely on mockup templates). We’ll primarily be using Photoshop’s puppet warp, which is a powerful tool for simulating fabric folds and bends. You’ll need to know a few Photoshop basics, but even Photoshop novices should be able to follow along.
This class is a little more advanced than previous Mockup Academy classes, but as with all the classes, it starts with a basic concept lesson, which provides the foundation for the rest of the class. And of course, you can refer back to earlier classes if you need a little more info on some aspect of the process.
About Mockup Academy: This course is designed for surface pattern designers, graphic designers and entrepreneurs who want to create realistic product mockups for social media, client presentations or Etsy shops. Each class focuses on a different topic related to mockups, from different types of surfaces to using specific tools and techniques.
My Background: I’m a surface pattern designer and graphic designer and have licensed art to dozens of companies. It took me years to figure out how to make mockups, so I created Mockup Academy to make the process quicker and easier for you. I’ll be sharing all my secrets — from how to set up your layers for maximum efficiency, how to use layer masks and smart objects, tricks for outlining objects, and how to use the transform tools. Watch the entire course all at once, or come back as needed, when you’re looking for help with a new type of mockup.
