When you are creating a design in Photoshop, you may want to create the illusion of depth or distance. This is called perspective, and there are a few ways that you can render perspective in Photoshop.
One way to create perspective is to use the Perspective tool. To use this tool, select it from the Tools palette or press P on your keyboard. Then click and drag one of the handles on the bounding box to create a 3D effect. You can also use the Distort option in the Edit menu to create perspective.
Another way to add perspective to your design is to use the Vanishing Point filter. This filter can be found in the Filter > Vanishing Point menu. To use this filter, you first need to create a plane in your image.
To do this, click and drag out a rectangle with the Perspective tool. Then click on the Create Plane button in the Vanishing Point dialog box.
Once you have created a plane, you can start drawing lines on it. These lines will conform to the perspective of your plane. You can also use the Clone Stamp tool to clone parts of your image onto the plane.
You can also add text to your image using the Vanishing Point filter. To do this, click on the Text tool in the toolbar and then click on the plane that you want to add text to. A text box will appear and you can type in your text. The text will automatically conform to the perspective of the plane.
In conclusion, there are many ways that you can render perspective in Photoshop using different tools and filters. You can experiment with different techniques to see what works best for your design.
