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Tutorial for: Photoshop CS2
Made in: Photoshop CS2
Level of Difficulty: Intermediate, knowledge of your program is a MUST!
Image Heavy? Sort of. But dial-up friendly I'd say.
Translatable?Yes, to a point. You could skip the selective color step in this icon and the outcome wouldn't be affected too much.
PSD included? Yes.
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crop and sharpen your image. mine is of dean winchester from Supernatural 4x11.
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duplicate base three times and set the first two duplicates to screen, the third to soft light and desaturate. (opacity 100% on all)
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layer -> new adjustment layer -> color balance (opacity 100%)
Shadows: 0 | 0 | 0
Midtones: 0 | -18 | -44
Highlights: 0 | 0 | 0
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add
this texture, resize to 300 px and set it to hard light. (opacity 20%)
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layer -> new adjustment layer -> color balance (opacity 100%)
Shadows: 0 | 0 | 0
Midtones: -11 | -18 | -58
Highlights: 0 | 0 | +6
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layer -> new adjustment layer -> hue/saturation (opacity 100%)
Master: 0 | +15 | 0
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layer -> new adjustment layer -> selective color (opacity 100%)
NEUTRALS | C: 0, M: 0, Y: 0, B: +5
BLACKS | C: 0, M: 0, Y: 0, B: +5
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layer -> new layer (opacity 100%)
using a 16 px hard brush in white drag your brush over the lightest parts of the icon.
looks like this 008
filter -> blur -> gaussian blur (radius 3.0 pixels) and hit ctrl+f until you get the desired effect.
looks like this 009
duplicate base, drag to the top and set to soft light. desaturate. (opacity 30%)
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layer -> new fill layer -> solid color, fill with c47cb2 and set to soft light (opacity 70%)
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layer -> new fill layer -> solid color, fill with fcf8df and set to multiply (opacity 100%)
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layer -> new adjustment layer -> gradient map, black and white, set to soft light (opacity 42%)
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layer -> new fill layer -> solid color, fill with faa1c9 and set to screen (opacity 15%)
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layer -> new layer (opacity 100%)
add more light to the icon by repeating steps 7 and 8, erase as needed.
mine looks like this 015
ctrl+alt+shift+e, filter -> sharpen -> sharpen (opacity 21%)
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layer -> new layer (opacity 100%)
add a grungy grid brush in white (check my resources for where to get those) on the lightest parts of the icon. one click should do it.
looks like this 017
image -> adjustments -> invert, set to soft light (opacity 100%)
flatten and save. you're done!
other icons made with similiar settings
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