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Click once onĮach of the four corners of a visible face of your box. Start at the top-left and select the Grid tool. The dialogīox that appears could possibly be the largest one in the world for a filter When you have your new layer, select Filter > Vanishing Point. On for some unknown reason (said he, with heavy sarcasm). However, this is a futile task, unless you'd like to find your work later
Sure, you can use the shortcut (Command+Shift+N on the Mac, orĬtrl+Shift+N on Windows), and Photoshop will prompt you to name your layer. Select the New Layer icon from the base of the Layers To create a Vanishing Point grid, we first We're going to paste some label artwork onto the box itself, so we need Use the Vanishing Point tool to create a grid.
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