Kris Ruff

Maquettes de tissu - 6e cours de la Mockup Academy

Nice work, Anne — you really pulled off a lot here! You asked about the fitted sheet and blanket, and honestly they look pretty good already.If you want to push it a step further, I’d suggest tweaking the perspective so those surfaces feel like they’re lying back in space a bit more. Right now they read a little too flat.Here’s a quick way to try it:Make a rectangular selection around the top of the mattress or blanket.Go to Edit &gt; Transform &gt; Distort.Drag the top edge down slightly so the stripes recede away from us.This will shift the angles of the stripes, which look so perfect right now, so you might need to nudge the selection horizontally to keep the angles consistent.I’d use the same technique on the rug too — that way it won’t feel quite so tipped forward. This little adjustment should really sell the depth in your mockup.

Thanks. I just tried that and it worked on the sheets and rug but for some reason not on the blanket, Distort is greyed out. I don't know what I did there, I have a dynamic filter on this layer so maybe that's why.

I've turned the wallpaper, rug, sheet, pillows and blanket into mockups. I could use some pointers for the fitted sheet and blanket. I've used puppet warp but it's not easy to use homogenously on such long objects.

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