We’re all given the same templates in Studio. Customizing the shadows and glares will make your items look different and will make them look more 3D. I’ve done two rounder-bags, so let’s try one with more straight lines:
Again we’re going to start by getting rid of the default shadows. Go to “Lower Part” > “Shadow”, then select the pencil icon on the left and “Eraser.” Clear out the default shadows:
Now we’re going to add the shadows back in using “Upper Part” > “Shadow.” Then the pencil icon and “Brush.” Since this bag has straight edges, I’m going to use the “Shift” key when painting on shadows to get straight lines. I’m also going to add shadows to the front panel as it’s designed in the template. Since it is in the front where the shadow would be lighter, I turned down the “Opacity” on the brush:
Now I’ll do the same on the top:
Then I’m going to use the darkest shadow on the bottom and back, just barely touching the bag. Then I’ll turn the Opacity down to get a lighter shadow, and paint along the bottom and back edges, using the “Shift” key to get a straight line:
Then we’ll erase the default glare by going to “Lower Part” > “Glare,” selecting the pencil icon and “Eraser,” and clearing the glare:
Then switch from “Eraser” to “Brush,” and paint on the glare:
Then you can select any color or pattern for the bag.
Since this template has such a large canvass, you can also add a print and add some glare there as well. Under the pencil icon select “Details” then “Prints,” and select a print:
Use the brush in “Shadow” to paint some shadows on the edges of the print, and the brush in “Glare” to add some glare to the print:
I can’t wait to see what you all create!
