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3D Photo 2008-04-07 19:48:00 Open up a photo in photoshop, make a new layer, then select the "rectangular marquee tool" and draw a rectangle over your photo fill it with the color white, with the rectangle still selected goto "select > modify > contract" and contract by 15-20 pixels, then hit the delete key. Goto "edit > transform > perspective" transform the photo frame like the image below. Select the "magic wand tool" and select the inner part of the photo frame. Select your background layer while it is selected then press "ctrl + c" then "ctrl + v". Hide your background layer ensuring your photo frame layer is on top of the of the bit you just copied and pasted. You should have something like this. Set your opacity on your photo frame layer to 50% to make it easier to do the next step. U Read more:Photo
Creating Realistic 3D Flag 2008-04-07 19:42:00 This tutorial will show you how you can use displacement maps for placing many kinds of design onto many different surfaces. I'm going to map a 2d flag image using a photograph of some crumpled silk to create a realistic 3D flag; Step 1: Open your fabric and your flag image in photoshop. Apply gaussian blur to your fabric photograph (Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur) and experiment with the radius to hide the detail of the fabric and keeping only the folds. Step 2: Save your fabric to a PSD file (File > Save as). I saved mine as silk.psd Step 3: Starts working on your flag photo. Apply the displacement map filter to your flag with your blurred fabric photo, so mine is the silk.psd file. (Filter > Distort > Displace) and I get this.. Step 4: Go back to you Read more:Creating
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Massive Game Header 2008-04-07 18:47:00 Open a new document Size: 760 x 450 pixels Background color: #333333 Then Create a shape like in the following image with the Rounded Rectangle Tool ( set the radius to 5 pixels ) Click to enlarge Then go to Layer > Rasterize > Shape Select Rectangular marquee tool ( set the radius to 0 pixels ) and make the following selection Click to enlarge Then Hit Delete on your keyboard Then press CTRL+D to deselect Select pen Tool and use the following settings Then with Pen tool make the following path Then press on The Load Path as a selection The result will be in the following image Then hit one more time the delete key from your keyboard Press CTRL+D to deselect and you should have something like this Duplicate this layer , then go to E
Full Moon in The Midnight Forest 2008-04-07 18:18:00 Here we go! Create new document, fill background layer with dark blue. Open Layer Style -> Blending Options, select Gradient, change gradient blend mode to Overlay, and style to Radial. also scale up to 150%. (I also added black Inner Glow). Create new layer, use selection tool or shape tool to create grey ellipse (this will be our earth). If you used shape, rasterize it. Add some noise (menu Filter - Noise - Add Noise). Tricky part now - we are going to simulate macro photo where only part of a photo is focused, and the rest is blurred. - switch to quick mask mode (Q) - select gradient tool. make sure that foreground color is black, and background is white - on top of window, switch gradient type to Reflected - create gradient similar to show here. Since we are Read more:Forest
Creating an Urban-Style Piece of Artwork 2008-04-04 20:02:00 What We're Making This is the final image which we will create: Preparation This tutorial is very stock heavy. Since the basic theme of the image will be "music", I gathered a few stock images from iStockPhoto. I suggest that you also choose a theme and gather a bunch of stock images which you think will be useful before you start creating the image. Here are links to the ones I used: Girl, Speakers, Boombox Step 1 Before we start with the stock, we will quickly create a texture for later use. So create a new document, I used 800 x 600px for my canvas size. Make sure your foreground color is black and your background color is white. You can simply press "D" to do that. Add a new layer and go to Filter > Render > Clouds. Then go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Choose the following se Read more:Creating
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Adding Flames and Effects to Make an Image with Impact 2008-04-04 18:42:00 The Photo First we need an image to work with. I chose an image of a snowboarder jumping from Stock.xchang, it's great because he's quite isolated against a straight blue background which will make cutting him out much easier. Step 1 Let's start off with a subtle gradient. Create a radial gradient (Layer > New Fill Layer > Gradient...) with a black outside and a dark grey inside. Next import the image you wish to edit on a new layer. Scale it, place it and cut it out. If you choose a snowboarder against a blue sky like me, it's easy to cut using color range (Select > Color Range...) or the Magic Wand tool. I desatured (Image
> Adjustments > Desaturate) the image because I only want the flames to be colored - this will give a punchier effect. Step 2 Now we'll create the background and t Read more:Flames
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Making Composites with Octoberfest Glassware 2008-04-04 15:50:00 Step 1 We start with a picture of myself holding a beer mug and a photograph of the Octoberfest scene. The picture was a snapshot I shot while I was visiting Munich during Octoberfest. Download the images to get started: Octoberfest image and Beer image. The crowd image has been blurred. This does two things: it fakes a depth of field and it protects the identity of the passerby's. Step 2 Every good photomontage starts with a good mask. Use the Path Tool and mask out the person, the beer, and anything that is behind the glass that isn't transparent. You should end up with three different paths: one for the guy, one for the glass, and one for behind the glass. Step 3 Right click on the path and select Make Selection. You will get prompted by a dialog box; make sure it's set to 1 pi
Underwater 2 2008-04-04 15:16:00 Start with blank document. Fill background layer with gradient going from light blue to dark blue. In Layer effects, use very large (250px) black Inner Glow, with blend mode = overlay. In new layer, select very large brush, set color to white and put a single dot. Transform layer (Ctrl-T) to make dot width less and height more. Move white dot to top of image (so that only bottom half of it is visible) and set its layer blend mode to Overlay. Duplicate this layer and make it about 50% smaller. Next step is to create nice light rays. Create new document, with square size (width = height), and width is about 200% of your original image width. (if you design wallpaper at 1024x768, create 2000x2000 image). Fill it wi
Fire Dragon 2008-04-04 14:36:00 Well the process of designing Fire Dragon
wallpaper is not full of interesting tips and tricks. It was actually 24 hours of drawing with brushes of different sizes and colors. As always, to start, we need background. Set foreground to dark red, background to black. Select Gradient tool, choose Radial type, fill the document dragging the mouse from bottom to top of image. The mountains in the background are very easy to do - they are simply black shapes made with Pen tool. So, take a Pen tool and make a shape :-) Create new layer, take soft brush tool, set color to lighter red, and make strokes as shown here, touching the edge of mountain. Create clipping mask (from Layers menu). The mountain is ready. The same way, create as many mountains as y
Company Logo Design 2008-04-26 19:57:00 Begin your work by creating a new file (File>New) with 1600x1200 px and 72 dpi. Using the Paint Bucket Tool (G), fill the new file with the color #A666B2 Find in Internet a pattern like this one and open it in Adobe Photoshop program. Edit>Define Pattern Next select the Rectangle Tool (U) to continue representing the background of our picture. Select next parameters for the last layer by making a mouse click on the layer we work with on the layers' panel: Blending Options>Pattern Overlay Select again the Rectangle Tool (U) to dark out the edges of our picture. The layer's parameters: Fill 0% Blending Options>Gradient Overlay Gradient's parameters: Using the Rectangle Tool
Explosion Effect 2008-04-26 20:06:00 Step 1. Create a new picture with the size of 800X600 pixels and with black background. Press D button for setting colours, and then press X button for replacing them. Cover drawing by Radial Gradient Tool at will. Step 2. Create a new layer (Ctrl+Shift+N). Apply the filter Clouds (Filter > Render > Clouds) one time and Difference Clouds (Filter > Render > Difference Clouds) two times. Set Blending Mode layer with clouds on Color Dodge. Step 3. Apply function Hue/Saturation (Image > Adjust > Hue/Saturation) with the meanings: Hue:30, Saturation:50, Lightness:40 to your layer. Step 4. Besides you can get the impressive tongues of flame using this effect. Apply such meanings in action 3 in Hue/Saturation: Hue:30, Saturation:50, Lig Read more:Explosion
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