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foreign weamp;#39;ll take our scene that has materials lights and a camera setup weamp;#39;ll render it and then do some fun post work on it with Photoshop first we need to render our scene from Last Time in stage running is pretty easy you just go to the render tab pick your settings and start it got a dedicated video covering the basics so I wonamp;#39;t dive too deep into this one key thing here is that I used high quality settings usually medium is okay but with so much subsurface scattering I need high quality to get rid of the noise in the scattering I made sure to render the PSD file formats as you can have much more fun with that letamp;#39;s go ahead and open that in Photoshop keep in mind for this video Iamp;#39;m assuming you already have good base knowledge of Photoshop as I wonamp;#39;t explain each individual tool and button rather I just want to show a bunch of neat tricks to do in 2D so letamp;#39;s get to it first off I find the Shadows on the ground to
