Examples:
The "Impossible Frames" actions:
With these actions you can add an impossible frame anywhere to your photo. There are 6 different frames available:
- An impossible heart with thick edges.
- An impossible square with thin edges.
- An impossible ellipse.
- An impossible square with thick edges.
- An impossible square with thin edges.
- An impossible pentagon.
Each one of these actions creates 3 different renditions of the original photo:
- in the first rendition, the layers are arranged in a way that makes it very easy to create an Out of Bounds (OoB) effect.
To find out how to create your impossible OoB effects, watch this tutorial. - in the second rendition, the area outside the frame is sketched. You can replace the sketch filter with a different Photoshop filter, and create your custom effects!
- in the third version the area outside the frame is grayed out.
The "Triangle Overlay" actions:
The two "Triangle Overlay" actions work slightly differently.
They let you define an area of your photo that is then shown through an impossible triangle overlay. You can choose from a thicker or thinner triangle:
Each action create 3 different renditions of the original photo:
- the first rendition is more minimal, with a plain background.
- in the second rendition, the background is sketched. You can replace the sketch filter with a different Photoshop filter, and create your custom effects!
- in the third version the background is grayed out.
The "Triangle of Cubes" actions:
The "Triangle of Cubes" actions create an impossible triangle, made up of 9 Cubes. The Photoshop version allows you to place a different on each cube face. The Photoshop Elements version lets you use 3 different photos.
The "Impossible Staircases" actions:
The "Impossible Staircases" actions create two different types of never ending staircases, made up of 10 and 8 cubes, respectively:
