Honestly, you should have thought about this before. jetpower3
[QUOTE="jetpower3"]Honestly, you should have thought about this before. ZEophai
Well, you have 13 hours. You better hurry up.
[QUOTE="ZEophai"][QUOTE="jetpower3"]Honestly, you should have thought about this before. jetpower3
Well, you have 13 hours. You better hurry up.
Follow steps in order.
1Start by setting up your canvas. Create a square transparent document in Photoshop and open the photograph named (just use your own pic, or if you want I can upload the pic for you, but it's better if you don't use it). Drag the photo onto the new canvas you have just created and resize the height of the photo so that it fits perfectly into the square canvas and plae it on the far left.
2You'll see straight away that the picture is too small for the canvas, so duplicate the layer and scale it by 200%. Put this layer behind the original and to the right. Merge the layers and use the clone stamp tool at a low opacity with a soft brush to conceal the merging line between them.
3Create a new layer and fill it with a black/transparent gradient from the bottom right. Now use the Eraser tool to erase areas that overlap the model. Add a new Adjustment Layer for colour balance and add more Magenta, Red and abit of yellow to give the image some extra warmth.
4Create a new layer, fill it with a pink/orange diagonal gradient and set the layer mode to Screen. Go to Layer->AddLayer Mask->RevealAll andd add black areas onto the mask in the areas you don't want the layer to affect. Repeat this several times.
Work on this while I type up some more. I'll provide you with a pic of the end result after I've written everything up. It will be lame quality, but it will have to do.
5Copy Merged [EDIT->CopyMerged] the whole canvas and paste it back on a new layer so that it becomes a seperate layer. Open the AEIKO psd files on the CD ( Link1, Link 2, Link 3) and save to your desktop. Now go to Filter->Distort->Displace. Set the Vertical and Horizontal Scale to 100 and make sure it is set to Stretch To Fit. Click OK. Select AEIKO001.psd from your desktop, and click ok again. Move the image to where you want it.
6Set the blending mode of the layer to Dissolve and start erasing the sections you don't want the Displacement to affect. Repeat step 5, but this time use AEIKOO002.psd. Set the Blending Mode of this layer to Lighten and mask or erase the sections you don't want to appear.
7Time for the final Distort filter. Select Displace again and use AEIKO003.psd from the CD as the Displacement Map. This time set the Vertical and Horizontal scale to 40 and keep it on Stretch to Fit. Keep the Blending Mode on Normal, but still erase the parts you don't want using a soft eraser at low opacity.
8Create a new layer and add a Gradient set to Radial in yellow. Set the Blending Mode to Linear Burn and mask out some areas. Also do the same with a pink/purple colour, but place this on the right-hand side.
9Make a large square transparent canvas. use the Elliptical Marquee tool to make a red circle. Duplicate the layer, scale to 90%. Add a yellow overlay. Repeat to create concentric circle as shown (just a concentric circle with different colours, like a rainbow, just in the shape of a circle) that decrease in size. Use a white overlay for the last one. Merge the layers, and delete the white circle.
10Select All and Edit->CopyMerged the circles layer. Drag it onto the canvas and select Edit->Transform->Perspective and Edit->Transform->Distort and change the angle so it sits behind the woman (your chosen pic). Erase the overlapping section, set it to Overlay and give it a 20% Opacity.
11Now Select All and Copy the whole Canvas into a new layer using the Copy Merged command, then go to Image->Ajustments->Threshold. Slide the marker to 144 and hit OK. Go to Select->ColourRange and use the eyedropper tool to click on a white area of the image to select it.
12Copy the white area into a new layer and, under Blending Options, change the fill to 0%. Select the white, go to Layer->LayerStyle->Stroke, add a stroke of 1pt. Set the Blending Mode to Overlay, offset this slightly to the right and then delete the areas you're not happy with.
There's still more...
13Create four black rectangles the same distance apart and then merge these layers. Rotate the layer 45 degrees. Hold down shift and use the Magic Wand tool to select them all. Turn the visibility off for that layer, click on an old visible layer and Select All followed by Copy Merged and Paste. Now offset this new layer and repeat if you wish.
14Now use the Selection tool to create a square selection before copying everything into a new canvas. Go Filter->Distort->Displace and use AEIKO002.psd on 90% vertical and 90% horizontal scale. Delete any unwanted areas, and repeat this process with different parts of the canvas.
15Use the single column Marquee tool and select a vertical line down on the canvas. Copy Merged and Paste back in. Now go to Edit->Transform->Scale and drag the middle selection point to the right at about 20% of the canvas size.
16You can now use a combination of the Polygonal Lasso tool and a grunge style brush to start deleting parts of the pixel stretched layer, so it looks as if it's breaking away from the woman (your pic). Alternatively you could use the normal Lasso tool if you would prefer.
17Select All and Copy Merged the canvas into a new layer and go to Image->Adjustments->Brightness/Contrast. Set the brightness to -89 and Contrast to +100. Select the Red and delete it (or whichever colour you used). Scale the layer, set the mode to Overlay and set the Opacity at 18%. Move this layer to the space on the right.
18Using the Custom Shape tool, start adding circles and rings to your image. Try using pink/yellow tones that fit the colour scheme and play around with the options in the Blending Mode menu and gradients, colours, overlays, strokes and opacities, until you achieve the desired effect.
19Got to the Brushes menu and select a soft round brush with an outer glow. Set the colour to White and change the spacing to 100%. Now set the Size Jitter at 70% and Scattering to 600% and start brushing areas on the canvas, altering the diameter of the brush and other options, including outer glow.
20Repeat step 13 a few times, using different sized rectangles. Use the other shapes such as circles and chop up the image a little more. Paste the same part a few times and repeat it to the right. Now add more shapes with different Blending Modes. here, some leaves and organic shapes were used. Experiment with similar shapes from your own library.
21Create a new Adjustment layer and up the contrast a little. You could also do the same for Hue/Saturation and up the Saturation slightly. Copy Merged the whole Canvas for the final time and go to Filter->Sharpen->Sharpen
22Now for the final touches. Add some small butterflies and a few organic shapes, and change the Blending Options and Opacity as you did before. Add a little more brushing and some dashed, stroked plant and leaf shapes created in Illustrator, save the image and you're done.
Now, my phones being retarded and won't upload any pics. So I can't show you the end result. It is still a doable tut though, and if you have confidence in your photoshop skill you should be able to do this easily. If you want, post up your result and I'll see if you were on the right track or not. But really, just follow the steps and you should be fine.
I've also got an even better tutorial, but it takes 10 hours to do. So as I said, do this one, and do all the best ones on good-tutorials.com and you should be fine...hopefully.
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