Showing posts with label effect. Show all posts
Showing posts with label effect. Show all posts
Saturday, June 20, 2015
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How to add Saturated Film Effect to any photo using PSE9
1. Open an image in PSE Editor.
2. Go to Guided Edits and click on Saturated Slide Film Effect under Photographic Effects.
3. Click on Apply button. It can be applied multiple times depending on the extent of the effect you are looking for.
Here are my initial and final images:
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| Initial image |
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| Final Image |
Thursday, May 21, 2015
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How to bring Ice effect in text
I looked at few tutorials on this for Photoshop and tried the same in PSE. Its simple and cool effect.
1. Open a blank document with black background. Write some text with Black color on it.
2. Now Control click on the text layer so that the text gets selected as shown.
3. Go to Filter>Artistic>Plastic Wrap. Now repeat this filter 10 times by pressing Control+F 10 times. The result may look something as shown below.
4. Now go to Layer>Layer Style>Style settings. Select Glow>Outer glow and select the color from color swatch to be "79d9f9". The output may look like as shown below :
5. Now rotate the image by 90 Right from Image>Rotate>90 Right. Now from Filter menu>Stylize>Wind. Click Ok. The output text would appear like this :
Now rotate Left 90 to bring it back.
6. Now go to Filter >Distort>Liquify. Use the Warp tool at some of the places to warp some areas of the text to given more frozen ice effect. The output may appear like this :
7. You may add a little Bevel from Layer Setting dialog.
8. Now go to Enhance>Adjust Color>Adjust Hue/Saturation. And change the color of the text to some less saturated bluish grey.
Check the checkbox "Colorize". Here is how it will look after that :
Check the checkbox "Colorize". Here is how it will look after that :
One may add Wind effect again by rotating as we did in step 5. Here is my final output after applying the effect again :
Friday, April 3, 2015
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Create a Glowing Liquid Text with Water Splash Effect in Photoshop
Ground texture
Water pattern image
Water splash brush
Step 1
Create a new document sized 1280px * 800px with black background. Load the Ground Texture stock image into Photoshop, and select a piece of the ground as shown below:
Copy and paste the selection onto our document, use a soft eraser to remove the edges and some parts of the ground as shown below:
Add the following 3 adjustm
ent layers on top of the ground texture layer:
Black and White
Levels
Curves
Create a new layer on top and add some cloud effect over the ground with either a cloud brush or the cloud filter – this adds some dramatic effect into it:
Step 2
We will now add some text onto the document – I used the “Freestyle Script” font (should come with Photoshop):
Apply the following layer blending options to this text layer:
Bevel and Emboss
Color Overlay
Outer Glow
and you will have the following effect:
Step 3
We add some water pattern over the text – download the water pattern pack and choose one of the images, select a portion of it with any selection tool:
Copy and paste the selection over the text and set it as a clipping mask to the text layer:
We will go back to the water images and select a piece again, then copy and paste the selection and put it below the text layer, use the liquify filter’s forward warping tool to make it into a pattern as shown below:
This step can be a bit and you will probably need to have a few tries before getting it right. The effect below is the one you’re aiming to achieve:
Step 4
Load the water splash brush into Photoshop and paint some splash around the text, use a soft eraser to fade the edges of the splash for depth:
We will fine tune the colour effect a bit with the following image adjustment layer on top:
Selective Color
Cyans
Whites
Neutrals
Layer mask on the selective colour adjustment layer:
Curves
Layer mask on this curves adjustment layer:
Color Balance
and you will have the following final image: (click to enlarge)
That’s it for this tutorial! Hope you enjoy it and find it useful! Till next time, have a great day!
Writer : Tommy KurniawanHello! My name is Tommy. Im a blogger, I love graphics design and now i went to Architechture Technical Senior High School. | Facebook |
Source : PSDVault
Tutorial for Exploding Image
Final view
Step 1:
Create New File.
Paint The background with white color.
Step 2:
Add your image/object on at center .
Step 3:
Go to Layer---> Add Layer Mask ---> Hide All.
Step 3:
Select the Square brush. (24-28 px).
Step 3:
Select the Square brush. (24-28 px).
Now go to Window ---> Brushes.
You will see following window.
Select first check box of "shape dynamics", and increase site jitter to 100%.
Now select 2nd check box Scattering and increase Scattering to 750% to 760%.
Now come to image, and give strikes on the masked layer, which appears Black as shown below.
Step 4:
Now make a duplicate layer by pressing Ctrl+J.
Step 5:
Now go to Filter ---> blur ---> radial blur.
set blur method to zoom and amount to 40/50.
And press OK.
set blur method to zoom and amount to 40/50.
And press OK.
Step 6:
Now set the opacity of this layer to 50% to 60%.
Select the Eraser toll and erase some blurred area near object(face).
Select the Eraser toll and erase some blurred area near object(face).
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