Tutorial for making a travel introduction video. The map was opened and the famous landmarks stood up like in 3d cards.

Photoshop cc 2017 tutorial in 2 parts showing how to design and create your own custom playing card with an integrated monogram. NOTE: At 5:52 in the video, press Ctrl (Cmd) + J to copy the card ...

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