Adding eyeshadow.
So I wanted to make beauty icons of eyes. I started to find images and realized most of them needed makeup. So I looked for tutorials and all of them gave really awful results. So I came up with my own technique and I'm sharing it with you..
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I don't know if this is translatable I use PS CS.
1. Crop image.
2. Now set your foreground and background colors I have a brown and a gold. Making a layer fill it and then using the filter add noise at 120.
3. Using a mask (remember black reveal white conceal) hide the layer from and where you don't want it. Now set to screen and lower the opacity to 25%
5. Okay now selecting the noise give it a slight blur.
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6. Now in the same shape as the eyeshadow and bright color (gold) make a softlight layer. Set to 20% opacity.
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7. Finally go over each lash with the burn tool.
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Done! With some coloring and sharpening your finished!
Heres my final image
Now for the comparison
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The one one the left is a bit unreal typically eyeshadow doesn't look as if you took a crayola marker to your eye. It has shine and flecks of metallic powder.
to I don't know if this is translatable I use PS CS.
1. Crop image.
2. Now set your foreground and background colors I have a brown and a gold. Making a layer fill it and then using the filter add noise at 120.
3. Using a mask (remember black reveal white conceal) hide the layer from and where you don't want it. Now set to screen and lower the opacity to 25%
5. Okay now selecting the noise give it a slight blur.
→ 6. Now in the same shape as the eyeshadow and bright color (gold) make a softlight layer. Set to 20% opacity.
→ 7. Finally go over each lash with the burn tool.
→ Done! With some coloring and sharpening your finished!
Heres my final image
Now for the comparison
or The one one the left is a bit unreal typically eyeshadow doesn't look as if you took a crayola marker to your eye. It has shine and flecks of metallic powder.