How to go from this to this: ![]()
Using Photoshop CS.
Tutorial by mizzybox. |
| 001: First get your base, crop it to size and sharpen if necessary. 002: Next we're going to make a selective color layer above the base by going into LAYER>NEW ADJUSTMENT LAYER>SELECTIVE COLOR. Reds: -75, 0, +75, 0 Yellows: -75, +50, +75, 0 003: Now we're going to make a curves layer by going into LAYER>NEW ADJUSTMENT LAYER>CURVES. Input: 122 Output: 128 It should look something like this. 004: Make a new layer and fill it with 005: Up the saturation by +20, or whatever you think looks best. 006: Now merge all the layers (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E). Your base should now look something like this. 007: Now we need to cut out the image of Harry. To do this click on the magnetic lasso tool 008: Create a new layer behind the cut out image and fill it with 009: Create another new layer below the cut out image. 010: Select the freeform pen tool Note: Make sure it's on these settings!! > 011: Right click on the solid line around the image, and click fill path. To get the green outline around Harry choose a brighter color, I chose 012: Next I added textures set to: screen, 100% to make the color stand out more. I used this by And thats pretty much it! The finished result: |
Other examples using a similar technique: ![]() I hope this tutorial is useful! I'd love to see what you make, and remember no image is the same so experiment, don't copy it exactly! Comments are much appreciated :) |
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