You can adjust your shape with the N ode Tool (A). Lower the O pacity to about 75% (in the L ayers Panel). Go to the E ffects Panel and add a G aussian Blur. Then, use the P en Tool (P) with black as fill color and add the shadow. To add more shadows to particular portions of the image, make sure you are working on the layer you want and that the path will be placed under the image you want to add the shadow to. You can make the shadows stronger on the top right side by changing the angle closer to 225°. Play with the angle, distance, and intensity settings to get the look you want. To adjust the effects settings, double-click the fx symbol in the layer thumbnail. Repeat with the rest of the layers you want to apply the effect to. We used #000000 (black) as C olor, 65% O pacity, 5 px R adius, and a 315° A ngle.
Select one of the layers and open the studio E ffects Panel.Īpply an outer shadow with the values that work better for your artwork. Step 3: Add a Layered Paper 3D Look with Layer Effects Remember that normally the colors should go darker the further you get to the back of the image. We are using a bright yellow for the background.Ī progression of blue shades for the middle layers, and white for the one on top. Select each layer and add the color you want to use. If your images are a P ositive (a positive image is a normal image, and a negative image is a total inversion, in which light areas appear dark and vice versa), you can create a rectangular shape, place it under and use the S ubtract feature from the Boolean Operations in the Geometry Studio Panel. We are using a Forest Layered Paper Cut.Ĭreate a N ew Document or O pen the one/s you plan to use.Ĭopy (command/control + C) and P aste (command/control + V) the paths you want to use.Īnd place each one in a different L ayer. In this tutorial, we will learn how to make a Paper Cut Effect in Affinity Designer.
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