How to Make Realistic Mockups in Photoshop (& Smart Objects)

• All designs used are from: www.debbiedoesdesign.com
• Mockups from www.etsy.com/shop/majesticmoc... and www.etsy.com/shop/minimalistm...
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[@shirleykathan-sayess5764]

Thank you so much! Excellent tutorial on making mock ups.

[@briannahurley2477]

Beyond helpful - thank you so much for your expertise!

[@chantalukoster]

This is so helpful... thank you

[@ctaitt-p]

Hi ma’am great tutorial, do you set up the art board with a smart object for each t-shirt? Thank you

[@khaleesi324]

Thank you for the content 😊

[@alysonmcdermott8290]

amazing!!!!

[@crystalwarelk]

Fantastic tutorial!

[@DebbieDoesDesign]

Thank you! ❤️

[@angelawilliams7079]

Hi, love the video; great tutorial! I'm trying to make an artboard like yours, since I have multiple product types (mouse pads, magnets, etc.) that use the same design. I would love to speed things up by just updating one object for all of them at once. I already created some mockups as separate PSD files, and am trying to combine them into an artboard. Resources I've found so far say that you need to copy the same smart object into each artboard if you want to update them all at once. Does that mean I need to redo all my warping/adjustment stuff, or is there another way to do this? (If you ever make a tutorial on that, you'll be my new favorite person, lol.)

[@46foryounger]

You should do a short about the hair tip. That would get a lot of views.

[@AshleyNealy-do6gb]

can you do one with a tumbler

[@danielledellosso9852]

It keeps telling me in the beginning I have to rasterize it. It won’t even let me use the rectangle!

[@46foryounger]

Actually I just tried the back ground eraser and it did not work at all. It just gave a translucent background and deleted the hair behind the image.