Yes. I promised this tutorial a while ago, and thus, I have written it!
We'll be going from
to
in PSPX~
1. Yus. So, pick your picture, resize and crop it. I highly recommend putting the subject on the side and not sharpening the crop.
2. Duplicate your base and set it to Soft Light, 100%.
3. Make a new layer. Fill it with #70be58 [
]. Set it to Burn, 66%.
4. Make a new layer. Fill it with #04073c [
]. Set it to Exclusion, 100%.
5. Make a new layer. Fill it with #a19e73 [
]. Set it to Darken, 44%.
6. Make a new layer. Fill it with #ffa9aa [
]. Set it to Soft Light, 100%.
7. Duplicate your base, bring it to top and desaturate it. Then, set it to Overlay, 70%
*
8. Make a new layer, fill it with #d7e8f9 [
] and set it to Burn, 100%.
9. Duplicate your base, bring it to top and go to Adjust -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur. Set it to four. Set that layer to Soft Light, 100%.
10. Last color layer, I promise. Make a new layer, fill it with #132754 [
] and set it to Screen, 100%.
11. Use these textures
by
silverqe seeking credit for both and set them all to Screen, 100%.
12. Duplicate desaturated base [step 7] and set it to Soft Light, 100%.
You're done~!
Other examples of icons made using this techinque:
* These steps [2 to 7] were invented by
x_ohmyfluff and were described in a tutorial they wrote, which is
here.