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How to go from:
This:
to this:
or this:
Program: Photoshop 7
Not Translatable.
Uses Selective Colouring.
Okay, so get your base. This is mine:
This tutorial works best if you use a red/orange coloured base.
Duplicate your base and set it to screen.
Make a new Selective Colouring layer.
(Yes, I know, I spell it 'colouring'.. I'm Canadian XD)
Reds: +100, +34, 0, 0
Yellows: 0, -33, -66, -97
Neutrals: +57, +26, -3, +2
Add another selective colouring layer.
Reds: -95, +27, +41, +4
Neutrals: +100, +23, 0, +16
Now you can stop there, or you can copy merged layers,
(ctrl+a then shift+ctrl+c)
And paste it on top, setting it to soft light, giving you:
Merge all your layers, then duplicate and sharpen.
Lower the opacity of the sharpened layer if it comes out too sharp, and voila!
All done:
You can add text or brushes or whatever now.
If you have any questions or problems, leave a comment!
I love comments :)
I'd also love to see what you all come up with!
This:
to this:
or this:
Program: Photoshop 7
Not Translatable.
Uses Selective Colouring.
Okay, so get your base. This is mine:
This tutorial works best if you use a red/orange coloured base.
Duplicate your base and set it to screen.
Make a new Selective Colouring layer.
(Yes, I know, I spell it 'colouring'.. I'm Canadian XD)
Reds: +100, +34, 0, 0
Yellows: 0, -33, -66, -97
Neutrals: +57, +26, -3, +2
Add another selective colouring layer.
Reds: -95, +27, +41, +4
Neutrals: +100, +23, 0, +16
Now you can stop there, or you can copy merged layers,
(ctrl+a then shift+ctrl+c)
And paste it on top, setting it to soft light, giving you:
Merge all your layers, then duplicate and sharpen.
Lower the opacity of the sharpened layer if it comes out too sharp, and voila!
All done:
You can add text or brushes or whatever now.
If you have any questions or problems, leave a comment!
I love comments :)
I'd also love to see what you all come up with!