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Hulk Photoshop Signature Tutorial 9th May 2009, 10:48 pm
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စုစုပေါင်းရေးသားချက်များ : 2110
တည်နေရာ : Outside the box.
မှတ်ပုံတင်သောနေ့ : 2009-03-09
ကျေးဇူးတင်ခံရမှု : 175
ဖိုရမ် အကျိုးဆောင် ရမှတ် : 109425
သတိပေးခံရမှု :
တည်နေရာ : Outside the box.
မှတ်ပုံတင်သောနေ့ : 2009-03-09
ကျေးဇူးတင်ခံရမှု : 175
ဖိုရမ် အကျိုးဆောင် ရမှတ် : 109425
သတိပေးခံရမှု :
Welcome everyone to great tutorial written by Dragon, rewritten
by SYKO. In this tutorial we will be using a hulk stock, and create our own background with this render, and use some nice filters and brushing to create a smashing effect on his arm.
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1. ok lets get started. Create a new document, and make it whatever
size you like. For this tutorial, the size used was 400 pixels by 145
pixels.
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2. Paste your stock on your canvas, and duplicate these a few times
(Layer > Duplicate Layer…). Resize these a bit to fill your
background. Get your smudge tool, and smudge the background a bit. Use
your liquify tool on the background as well to get the desired effect:
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3. Place your stock somewhere nice where you want your focal point to be, and smudge it into the background a bit.
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4. Next we’re going to use our brush tool to create a focal point.
With a black brush, brush around the edges to create a focal point. Go
to Filter > Brush Strokes > Crosshatch…, and play around with the
settings.
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5. Add your render in on top again, and burn it a bit with your burn tool.
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6. The next step will change depending on the settings you use.
We’re going to use the displace filter. Go to Filter > Distort >
Displace, and choose a bright PSD file. It will displace the PSD into
our signature (if you need help with this step, please check this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]).
If needed, paste your stock on top again, and remove parts of it that
you dont like. Try creating some sort of “smashing” effect in his arm:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
7. Use your Burn Tool to darken down your tag, this will add depth into your signature.
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8. Add in a good looking Cinema4D effect (you can find great Cinema4D renders at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] page), and use Filter > Distort > Ripple > -200 to fade this
render into the background. Set its blending mode to Linear Dodge on
50% to 60% opacity.
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9. Duplicate the Cinema4D effect, and flip it horizontally (Edit
> Transform > Flip Horizontal). Place this over his other arm.
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10. We’re going to remove some bad looking lines on his arm that
interfere with our lighting. Grab a soft black brush, and brush over
these lines. Change the opacity down a bit.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
11. Make a new layer, and set the blending mode to Soft Light. We’re
going to softly brush his arm to add lighting. This will create the
blast effect on his arm, so experiment with the brushing.
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12. adding some more lighting, however set the blending mode to overlay on 80% opacity:
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13. We’re adding some Pale green soft brushing. Set this layer to lighten on 50% to 65% opacity.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
14. Make a new layer, and go to Image > Apply Image…, and with a
soft black brush (around 10 to 20 pixels in size) darken any parts of
the render that stand out too much. You can also use the burn tool. On
our render, we have some sort of shadow on the right side of his body
and knuckles that do not look good, so we brush those parts.
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15. Now we’re going to add adjustment layers. Go to Layer > New
Adjustment Layer > Photoflipter… , select a green color and set it
to 25%.
16. Make a gradient map, set it to luminosity on 50% opacity:
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17. Make another gradient map, and set it to Hue on 100% opacity:
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18. Add in your text, and use your sharpen tool on your render to
add depth. Afterwards, go to Filter > Other > High Pass >
10.0, and set this layer to Softlight or Overlay on 25% to 55%.
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19. Add a border, and you’re finnished!
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result high quality:
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thanks again to dragon for writing the original tutorial! great work!
by SYKO. In this tutorial we will be using a hulk stock, and create our own background with this render, and use some nice filters and brushing to create a smashing effect on his arm.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
1. ok lets get started. Create a new document, and make it whatever
size you like. For this tutorial, the size used was 400 pixels by 145
pixels.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
2. Paste your stock on your canvas, and duplicate these a few times
(Layer > Duplicate Layer…). Resize these a bit to fill your
background. Get your smudge tool, and smudge the background a bit. Use
your liquify tool on the background as well to get the desired effect:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
3. Place your stock somewhere nice where you want your focal point to be, and smudge it into the background a bit.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
4. Next we’re going to use our brush tool to create a focal point.
With a black brush, brush around the edges to create a focal point. Go
to Filter > Brush Strokes > Crosshatch…, and play around with the
settings.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
5. Add your render in on top again, and burn it a bit with your burn tool.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
6. The next step will change depending on the settings you use.
We’re going to use the displace filter. Go to Filter > Distort >
Displace, and choose a bright PSD file. It will displace the PSD into
our signature (if you need help with this step, please check this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]).
If needed, paste your stock on top again, and remove parts of it that
you dont like. Try creating some sort of “smashing” effect in his arm:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
7. Use your Burn Tool to darken down your tag, this will add depth into your signature.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
8. Add in a good looking Cinema4D effect (you can find great Cinema4D renders at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] page), and use Filter > Distort > Ripple > -200 to fade this
render into the background. Set its blending mode to Linear Dodge on
50% to 60% opacity.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
9. Duplicate the Cinema4D effect, and flip it horizontally (Edit
> Transform > Flip Horizontal). Place this over his other arm.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
10. We’re going to remove some bad looking lines on his arm that
interfere with our lighting. Grab a soft black brush, and brush over
these lines. Change the opacity down a bit.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
11. Make a new layer, and set the blending mode to Soft Light. We’re
going to softly brush his arm to add lighting. This will create the
blast effect on his arm, so experiment with the brushing.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
12. adding some more lighting, however set the blending mode to overlay on 80% opacity:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
13. We’re adding some Pale green soft brushing. Set this layer to lighten on 50% to 65% opacity.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
14. Make a new layer, and go to Image > Apply Image…, and with a
soft black brush (around 10 to 20 pixels in size) darken any parts of
the render that stand out too much. You can also use the burn tool. On
our render, we have some sort of shadow on the right side of his body
and knuckles that do not look good, so we brush those parts.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
15. Now we’re going to add adjustment layers. Go to Layer > New
Adjustment Layer > Photoflipter… , select a green color and set it
to 25%.
16. Make a gradient map, set it to luminosity on 50% opacity:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
17. Make another gradient map, and set it to Hue on 100% opacity:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
18. Add in your text, and use your sharpen tool on your render to
add depth. Afterwards, go to Filter > Other > High Pass >
10.0, and set this layer to Softlight or Overlay on 25% to 55%.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
19. Add a border, and you’re finnished!
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
result high quality:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
thanks again to dragon for writing the original tutorial! great work!
