#digivolution

Our precious boy Tokomon is growing up so fast

Oh. My. Angemon this is freaking cool!!

Digimon Adventure 2020

Digimon Adventure 2020 reboot is my therapy, and Digivolutions are what I live for.

Lopmon’s standard line… If I had a canon Digimon, this is probably what I would have. Classic yet predictable I suppose.

This is a guide to how to make a Digivolution Line Edit

@kingofcool21 originally asked for a base to make edits like this (I also wanna say I’m it took me this long to get back to you on this):

I’ll provide the base, but I also wanna walk though the whole edit process if anyone wants to try it.

(Note: I use photoshop to make the edit and the edits was inspired by this Insta user https://www.instagram.com/digimondex/?hl=en)

Find the guide under the cut:

1. The first thing you should do is think of what Digimon you want in the line. There are six main stages of a Digivolution.

• Fresh
  
• In-Training
  
• Rookie
  
• Champion
  
• Ultimate
• Mega
  

I like to name them like this so I don’t get confused over which stage is which

Then you have alternate stages like armor digivolutions.

2. You start with this image (sized 1500 by 745)

3. Save this image so that you can paste it into the picture

4. An important thing to do is to map out where you want the circles to be.

5. (Optional but you can add this dots to mark the lines)

6. To draw lines select the paint tool and then then hold down the shift key and click where you want the line to end

7. I’m going to add a transparent pic of the layer used in the next image, so you be able to edit it into any position you want

To edit the shape itself you have to right click on the layer and click radicalize layer (highlighted in yellow), then transform selection

8. Now it’s time to edit the pics of the digimon!

Open the image and pick the magic wand option.

You’ll then wanna select all of the white backround area and then click and select the select inverse option

Then you go down to the right hand corner and pick the vector mask option. This should give you a clear backround.

I would also recommend saving the image as it is in case you want to use it later.  If you don’t feel like doing that just copy and paste the image into the original file.

ALSO if you’re going to save your images remember to save it as a PNG otherwise the background won’t be clear, it will just be a flat white

And one last thing for this step: You mind find with later stages you need to highlight extra places at once. Just hold down the shift button and you will be able to magic wand several areas at once.

You can also use the select and mask tool to make sure you haven’t missed anything.

9. Text Time!

Click the text tool and change the font to Berlin Sans FB and the size to about 10. I choose to make the text blue, but you can choose any colour you want (The title text should be around 24 size)

You can then select “add a layer style” and pick the Stroke option to give your text a bit of extra pop

10. Save your image as a png and you’re offically done with your Digivolution!