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Sep 21, 2007 19:20

my old tutorials

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crop your cap/picture. mine was from hilarie-burton.com


001
make a new adjustment layer -> curves
RGB; input:96 output:173


002
make a new adjustment layer -> selective color
Reds: -100 | 0 | +100 | 0
Yellows: 0 | 0 | -100 | 0
Neutrals: +10 | -10 | -5 | +10
!reduce the opacity to 50%


003
make a new adjustment layer -> color balance
Midtones: +15 | +10 | +25


005
make a color fill layer with #FCD45C. set it to soft light and reduce the opacity to 77%


005
make a new adjustment layer -> selective color.
Yellows: +33 | -12 | -34 | 0
Neutrals: +43 | 0 | -18 | -2
!reduce the opacity to 81%


006
add a new adjustment layer -> brighgtness/contrast
b: -15
c: +4


007
make a new adjustment layer -> curves
RGB
1st: move the lefthand corner point to; Input:21 (Output:0)
2nd: input: 150 output: 170


008
make a new adjustment layer -> colorbalance
Shadows: -5 | 0 | -19
Midtones: +11 | -3 | -8
Highlights: -1 | -1 | 0
!reduce the opacity to 28%


other icons made with this tutorial (with similar settings):




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000
crop your picture/cap. i started with a cap from revelatiion.


001
make a new adjustment layer -> curves.
RGB; Input: 96 Output:162


002
make a color fill layer and fill it with #140202. set it to exclusion at 100% opacity.


003
create a second color fill layer, fill it with #EEEADF and set it to colorburn at about 62% opacity.


004
make a new adjustment layer -> brightness/contrast.
brightness: +10
contrast: +6


005
another new adjustment layer -> channel mixer
Red: +100 | 0 | +4 | 0
Green: +1 | +100 | 0 | 0
Blue: -2 | +10 | +100 | -5


006
new adjustment layer -> curves
RGB;
1st: move the lefthand corner point to; Input:11 (Output:0)
2nd: Input: 77 Output: 50
3rd: Input: 150 Output: 143


007 (optional, to get a tiny bit more contrast)
now copy merged (edit -> copy merged or Shift + Ctrl + C) and paste.
set the copy soft light at around 13% opacity.


008
make a new adjustment layer -> hue/saturation
Master: 0 | +5 | 0


also made with this tutorial:




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000
crop your base (mine was a screencap from screencap paradise).


001
duplicate it and set the copy to screen at 75% opacity.


002
add a new adjustment layer -> curves
RGB; Input: 114 Output: 155


003
make a new color fill layer. fill it with #150101 and set it to exclusion at 100% opacity.


004
add a second color fill layer. fill it with #FBD4D4 and set it to color burn at 50% opacity.


005
make a third color fill layer. fill it with #E6E5C9. set it to color burn at 68% opacity.


006
make a new adjustment layer -> brightness/contrast.
brightness: -9
contrast: +18


007
make a new adjustment layer -> selective color.
Reds: -1 | -5 | +12 | -1
Neutrals: +10 | -4 | -5 | -8


008
make a new adjustment layer -> curves.
RGB;
1st: push the point in the lefthand corner to Input: 9 (Outuput: 0)
2nd: Input:128 Output:135
looks like this


009
make a new adjustment layer -> hue/saturation:
Master: 0 | +9 | 0
Reds: 0 | -4 | 0
Yellows: 0 | +12 | 0


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01
crop your picture (mine was a cap by _jems_) and create a new curves adjustment layer with the following settings:

RGB screen
1st (the one that is usually in the lefthand corner):
I:5 | O:3
2nd
I: 52 | O: 111
3rd
I:121 | O:193

Red srceen
1st
I:140 | O:150

Blue srceen
1st
I:107 | O:114
2nd
I:147 | O: 164

02
make a new selective color adjustment layer with these settings (opacity 19%!):

Reds:
-100 | 0 | 0 | 0

Yellows:
-26 | 0 | 0 | 0

Whites:
-100 | 0 | 0 | 0

Neutrals:
-29 | -5 | +16 | +10

03
make a new color balance adjustment layer with the following settings:

Shadows:
-20 | 0 | +9

Midtones:
+5 | -4 | +18

Highlights:
+7 | 0 | -23

04
add a hue/saturation adjustment layer

Reds:
S: -7

05
make another selective color adjustment layer with these settings

Reds:
0 | 0 | +18 | 0

Yellows:
0 | 0 | +26 | 0

Neutrals:
0 | 0 | +3 | -5

06
fill a new layer with #230505 and set it to exclusion (100%)

07
and another color fill layer with #020513 to exclusion (100%)

08
make a 3rd selective color adjustment layer with these settings:

Reds:
-3 | 0 | +18 | +22

Yellows:
-17 | 0 | +21 | -29

Neutrals:
0 | 0 | -3 | +2

09
make a 2nd hue/saturation adjustment layer with this setting:

RGB
S: +2

10
a brightness/contrast adjustment layer with these settings:

B: +11
C: +24

11
one last step: a new color balance adjustment layer with the following settings:

Midtones:
-4 | 0 | +11

Highlights:
-12 | 0 | +14

other icons with this (or a very similar) coloring




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step one
duplicate the base and set to screen (mine was duplicated twice; first 100% opacity, second 66% opacity)

(step two and three (+ a some settings from four) are from this tutorial by _chokeanddie)

step two
add a new layer, fill it with #110202 and set it to exclusion (100%)

step three
add a new layer, fill it with #FEEDED and set it to color burn (100%)

step four
make a selective color adjustment layer with the following settings:
neutrals:
C: +15 | M: -11 | Y: +3 | B: +11

step five
make another selective color adjustement layer with these settings:
reds:
C: 0 | M: 0 | Y: +10 | B: -22
yellows:
C: +4| M: +6 | Y: -20 | B: -33
neutrals:
C: -2 | M: +7 | Y: 0 | B: +15

step six
make a new curves adjustment layer, set these points and make the opacity to about 39%.
RGB:
Input; 121 | Output; 153

Blue:
1st: Input; 164 | Output; 206
2nd: Input; 123 | Output; 74

step seven
make a new hue/saturation adjustment layer. set:
master: saturation; +12

step eight
make a color balance adjustment layer.
shadows: +7 | +4 | +14
midtones: 0 | -17 | +22
highlights: -4 | 0 | +25

other icons made with this technique or similar:





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00
take a picture. crop it. this is gonna be your base.
i used a picture from lost-media.com


01
dublicate your base. set it to screen. lower the opacity (mine was 71% but that depends on your base)


02
layer >> new adjustment layer >> selective color
reds:
-100/+16/+100/0
yellows:
-47/0/-31/-22
neutrals:
17/-11/-18/-18



03
duplicate the selective color layer. (you might need to lower the opacity. on this picture i didn't have to)



04
layer >> new adjustment layer >> selective color
(opacity with my base was 45%)
reds:
-70/-30/-27/22
yellow:
-60/-27/-27/-27
neutrals:
-16/-4/21/3



05
last but not least.
a new layer. fill it with yellow (#FFF006) set it to soft light and lower the opacity (mine was 9%)



06
and now you can add whatever you want.
i added a texture by loveicon
et voilà



with slightly different settings (changing the opacities etc.) i also came up with the following:




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000
find a picture.
mine is this one from lucasandpeyton.com
crop it.


001
duplicate the base.
set it to screen.
opacity 100%.


002
layer >> new adjustment layer >> selective color
use the following settings:

reds
cyan: -51
magenta: -11
yellow: +80
black: 0

yellows
cyan: -30
magenta: -1
yellow: +28
black: 0

neutrals
cyan: +21
magenta: 0
yellow: -21
black: -9



003
layer >> new adjustment layer >> curves
use the follwing settings:

RGB looks like this
#1 Input: 20
Output: 0
#2 Input: 106
Output: 112

red
#1 Input: 135
Output: 150

blue
#1 Input: 131
Output: 124

download the curves @ sendspace



004
layer >> new adjustment layer >> selective color
use the following settings:

reds
cyan: -22
magenta: 0
yellow: +17
black: 0

yellows
cyan: -67
magenta: 0
yellow: +18
black: 0

neutrals
cyan: +33
magenta: 0
yellow: 0
black: 0



005
layer >> new adjustment layer >> curves
use the follwing settings:

RGB looks like this
#1 Input: 32
Output: 0
#2 Input: 121
Output: 121

download the curves @ sendspace



that's it!
you can of course add some text, a nice texture, some brushes or whatever you want ;)

my icon turned out weird. what can i change?
every picture is different so you won't be able to copy this tutorial exactly.
if you don't like your outcome try the following things;

the icon is too bright/dark
add another screen-layer (or reduce the opacity of the first one)

the icon has too much contrast
leave out the last step.

the coloring is too bluish/redish
leave away one of the selective colorings or the first curves-layer (or just play with the numbers)

the coloring still looks like something is missing
try another selective color/curves-layer
add a color-filled layer (e.g. light blue on color burn or light pink on soft light.

etc.

other examples made with (almost) the same technique




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i used this picture;
from jennifer morrison online

and now step by step:

#0: crop it

#1: add a darkblue layer
(# 01051C) set it to exclusion (100%)
#2: add a lightblue layer
(# C9F9FD) set it to color burn (100%)
now my picture looks like this:
after #4 it is going to look like this:

#3: here comes the "tricky" part (i'm not quite sure if the english names are correct, because i use a german verion...)
Layer >> New Adjustment Layer >> Hue/Saturation
standard(?): saturation; +50 looks like this
reds: saturation; +30 looks like this
yellows: saturation; -75 looks like this
greens: +33 looks like this
cyans: +33 looks like this
leave the rest.

these numbers depend a lot on your picture, so play with them.

#4: add an intensive lightblue layer
(# 8BE0FD) set to soft light (60%)
#5: add a pink layer
(# E2A5A0) set to overlay (100%)
#6: copy your base to the top and set it to soft light. play with the opacity (i used 80%)

that's it.

now i only added this mask
by ewanism
and i added some text (violation, size 18, # 0054BC).

et voilà:

also made with this tutorial:




maker: healing_tears, type: tutorial

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