Ceramic Plates Serving Dishes Mockup

This ceramic servingware mockup is fully customisable so you can show your amazing designs in lookbooks, portfolios, promotional materials and social media. DETAILS - 1 Photoshop file requires Photoshop CS6 and higher Photoshop Elements is NOT supported - High resolution 4082 x 3155 px - 300 dpi - Smart objects double click to place your own artwork - Colour fill adjustment layers to change each part of editable items - Well-organised, colour-coded layers - Adjustment layers for shadows and highlights - Warp effects to enhance realism - All items can be hidden - RGB colour mode - Instructions PDF --- Add your own image or pattern to the background. Change the colors of each part of the items. Mix and match your designs with any color scheme you choose. Easy-to-use smart objects double-click to open and paste in your design/artwork, or double-click on the pattern layer and add a pattern from Photoshop's pattern library. Adjust the strength of the smart object blending modes to suit your designs. Blending modes and warp effects are embedded in most items to enhance the realistic look of the products. Each item is on a separate layer and can be hidden. Adjust the opacity and strength of the Highlights and Shadows adjustment layers to suit your designs. --- FAQ WHAT ARE THE DIMENSIONS OF THIS MOCKUP? The dimensions and resolution for this mockup are 4082 x 3155 px - 300 dpi WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FILE? All files from Pret-a-Mockup by Kevin Brackley are fully customisable, high res original photographs showcasing a range of contemporary modern products. The photoshop files are easy to use with each item being organised into separate colour-coded layers. The main elements in each item are smart objects. An instructions PDF is also included. Please note that any images and artwork used in the sample images are not included in your purchase. Artwork by www.kevinbrackley.com --- ABOUT Pret-a-Mockup by Kevin Brackley was born from a desire to showcase art in relatable, everyday settings. As an artist and surface designer I wanted to see how my designs would look on a variety of products, and to showcase these professionally to prospective clients. I wanted something authentic-looking, so decided to make my own. I hired a photographer, borrowed my friend's house, and personally styled the photos. I then edited the files in Adobe Photoshop, creating smart objects and other adjustment layers to make them as flexible and easy to use as possible. They needed to be ready to mock up hence the name Pret-a-Mockup. I hope you will enjoy my creations, and have endless fun seeing your own artwork on the products - who doesn't love that?!