Tutorial 02 ; Carmelo Anthony
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USING PS7 (MOST LIKELY TRANSFERABLE)
This is definitely a time-consuming tutorial. However, I do hope it does not scare anyone away! I would love to see some results. :) OH. And other example of this technique is used in my icon.
to USING PS7 (MOST LIKELY TRANSFERABLE)
02. Create a new layer and fill with a light-green color. Set it to Screen and lower the opacity to 40%.  >  03. Duplicate the base, bring it to the top and set to Screen. Duplicate the screen layer.  >  04. Create a new layer and fill with a dark-blue color. Set to Exclusion at 100%. Duplicate the Exclusion layer.   >  05. Duplicate the base, bring it to the top and set to Screen at 100%.  06. Create a new layer and fill with a sky-blue color and set to Color Burn (or Burn).Duplicate the Color burn layer once.   >  07. Create a new layer and fill with a tan. Set to Color Burn at 100%. Duplicate the layer, change the Blending Option to Multiply, and lower the opacity to 30%.   >  08. Next, create another new layer and fill with a light-grey. Set the layer to Color Burn.   09. Create another new layer and fill with a light gold. Set the layer to Soft Light and lower the opacity to 30%.   10. Duplicate the base image and bring it to the top. Set it to Soft Light at 80%. With the Soft Light layer active, go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation or Ctrl+U (on PS7). My settings were: Hue (-55), Saturation (+20), Lightness (0).  >  11. Merge all and paste this mask brush and set to Screen.  >  12. Use this texture by  colorfilter. Rotate it 90° CCW. >  13. Paste your masked base on the texture. Using the Paint Bucket Tool, set the mode to Clear and use it on the white area of the masked base. (Tolerance: 5)  14. Use the Rectangular Marquee Tool and select a small area and fill it with #00E5EE. Set to Multiply.  15. I repeated this step on either side of the blue multiply rectangle, except I filled with yellow (#FAEB8B). I left the Blending Mode at Normal.  16. New layer under the blue rectangle layer. Select the Brush tool. I chose a rounded brush and set the spacing to 200%. I used a brown (#B07F53) and drew a swirly line. AND WE'RE FINALLY DONE! (Optional: You can add text). |
This is definitely a time-consuming tutorial. However, I do hope it does not scare anyone away! I would love to see some results. :) OH. And other example of this technique is used in my icon.