[Photoshop] How to place a image over a coloring ????????????

[BAN_KAI]

OK i have this problem, when i color something and then i want to add a image behind it so it would be a wallpaper i must, add the image then Delete the parts that are covered with the image, so is there another way that i could place a wallpaper behind a coloring without deleting parts ???

I tried placing it on the 1st layer then changing it to overlay but still the original coloring is covered with the image

[squiremarcus]

uhh could you provide a screenshot to what you are trying to do because I don't really understand.

[BAN_KAI]

uhh could you provide a screenshot to what you are trying to do because I don't really understand.

Ummm wait a min

[BAN_KAI]

OK this see how the background is going over the coloring so i have to delete the parts of the background so the coloring would be visible

[Flaw]

OK this see how the background is going over the coloring so i have to delete the parts of the background so the coloring would be visible

what did u set the coloring layer to ?

[BAN_KAI]

what did u set the coloring layer to ?

I cant remember but i tryed on every option. but where should i place the image on the 1st layers above the Background layer or at last layer ?

[BAN_KAI]

Anybody else ?????

[BAN_KAI]

NARUTO - GOKU would you mind ????

[Pesh]

Easy,just well,click ctrl+shift+E then put the background u want behind it

[BAN_KAI]

Easy,just well,click ctrl+shift+E then put the background u want behind it

It doesnt work, it just combines all the layers into 1 :confused:

[NarutoGoku]

is the background on the top or bottom layer? by the pic u showed, it looks like its somewhere in the middle...

[BAN_KAI]

is the background on the top or bottom layer? by the pic u showed, it looks like its somewhere in the middle...

I tried on the top, middle, botton, behind the original layer but idk i have to insert the image the delete what covers the coloring that smudge tool xD

[Pesh]

It doesnt work, it just combines all the layers into 1 :confused:

Yeh it should work,you put the layer on top and its done ._.
of course if the opacity is set on 100 percents

[NarutoGoku]

I tried on the top, middle, botton, behind the original layer but idk i have to insert the image the delete what covers the coloring that smudge tool xD

???

just place the background underneath all the other layers

[BAN_KAI]

???

just place the background underneath all the other layers

Tried then it covers the whole coloring, how do you do it when you add a image behind the colorings ???

[NarutoGoku]

Tried then it covers the whole coloring, how do you do it when you add a image behind the colorings ???

clearly you are doing something wrong. if it is in the bottom layer, then it cant possibly cover anything~.~

[BAN_KAI]

clearly you are doing something wrong. if it is in the bottom layer, then it cant possibly cover anything~.~

OK its after the Original Layers. i added the image i wanted to use to the left side and you can see it covers the front of the colouring ?
The selected layer 10 is the image i wanted to add

[NarutoGoku]

OK its after the Original Layers. i added the image i wanted to use to the left side and you can see it covers the front of the colouring and in this case i didnt use any layer option ?
The selected layer 10 is the image i wanted to add

The lineart layer should always be on the top

[BAN_KAI]

The lineart layer should always be on the top

Yea i know that but probably there isnt any difference

[NarutoGoku]

Yea i know that but probably there isnt any difference

trust me, there is. put it on the top and set it to multiply.
All colorings should be formatted like this...

-Original page/lineart (set to "Multiply")
-Coloring Layers
-Blank, white layer (or in your case, the backgound)

[BAN_KAI]

trust me, there is. put it on the top and set it to multiply.
All colorings should be formatted like this...

-Original page/lineart (set to "Multiply")
-Coloring Layers
-Blank, white layer (or in your case, the backgound)

Tried not working, maybe its because i used 1 lineart( original background layer? then i duplicated it to get darker lines on Multiplye so those are the 1st 2 layers

[NarutoGoku]

Tried not working, maybe its because i used 1 lineart( original background layer? then i duplicated it to get darker lines on Multiplye so those are the 1st 2 layers

from the screenshot u showed me, it looks like thay are the last 2 layers.

the top layer is on the top of the list, and the bottom layer is on the bottom of the list.

[BAN_KAI]

from the screenshot u showed me, it looks like thay are the last 2 layers.

the top layer is on the top of the list, and the bottom layer is on the bottom of the list.

Never mind i will ask somebody else but i have been wondering when you create a layer on which seting do you put it, i put every layer on Multiplye to get stronger and darker lines???

[NarutoGoku]

Never mind i will ask somebody else but i have been wondering when you create a layer on which seting do you put it, i put every layer on Multiplye to get stronger and darker lines???

no, no, no.

only the lineart layer should be set to multiply. get it straight. Every layer under it is normal.

What i m saying is basic knowledge. I dont know why this is so hard for u to understand ~.~

[BAN_KAI]

no, no, no.

only the lineart layer should be set to multiply. get it straight. Every layer under it is normal.

What i m saying is basic knowledge. I dont know why this is so hard for u to understand ~.~

LOL i got used to that cause the lines get darker