tutorial #2, coloring
to
1) Sharpen your base as needed.
2) Duplicate your base 3 times and set them to Screen.
3) Duplicate the base, drag it to the top. Desaturate it and set it to Soft Light. Looks pretty ugly, huh?
4) Make a new layer and fill it with a light tannish-brown, set it to Multpily at 100%. I used #debca0.
+
=
5) Duplicate the brown Multiply layer. Keep it at Multiply but change the opacity to 26%. Then duplicate that layer and set it to Screen, still at 26%.
6) Make a new layer and fill with a light blue (I used #add1f6). Set that to Burn (Color Burn for other programs, if I'm not mistaken.)
+
=
7) Duplicate the base, bring it to the top. Set it to Soft Light and desaturate it. You can stop right here if you want, but I wanted to add more color to it at the end...
8) Make a new layer and fill with a bright yellow, like #fdff77. Set that to Soft Light, 26%.
+
=
9) Flatten the image and you're done! :D