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archivedbyaurora_amethyst) wrote2010-12-28 02:48 pm
archivedbyaurora_amethyst) wrote2010-12-28 02:48 pm
Tutorial #72
Tutorial #72
Made in Photoshop CS5
Going from this:
to this: 
Requested by campgirl from NarniaWeb
Start out with your base. Resize, crop, etc.
Duplicate your base, and set it to screen 26% opacity.
Add a selective coloring layer, and input these settings: reds: c: -100, m: 0, y: +100, b: 0; yellows: c: -39, m: 20, y: -100, b: 0; greens: c: +100, m: 0, y: -100, b: 0; cyans: c: +100, m: 0, y: -100, b: 0; blues: c: +100, m: 0, y: -100, b: 0; neutrals: c: 5, m: 4; y: -15, b: 0; blacks: c: 0, m: 0, y: -2, b: 0.
Add a new layer of 3b230f, and set it to subtract 20% opacity.
Duplicate your base, bring it to the top, and add a high pass filter with a radius of 10 (Go here for info on how to get the high pass filter for GIMP). Set it to soft light 44% opacity.
Add a new layer of 280816, and set it to exclusion 100% opacity (In GIMP, it would be 2 layers of screen and 1 layer of subract all at 100% opacity for a total of 3 layers).
Add a layer of f6a2a2, and set it to soft light 30% opacity.
Add a gradient layer, and use Smooth Dawn 3 from the Smooth set here (I'm not sure if this step is translatable to GIMP). Set this layer to soft light 30% opacity.
Duplicate your base (the original one), bring it to the top, and set it to soft light 100% opacity.
Add a vibrance layer, and input these settings: saturation: 100, vibrance: 50.
Add a levels layer, and click auto.
Duplicate your base (yes, the original one), bring it to the top, and set it to multiply 40% opacity.
Duplicate your base (I promise this is the last time!), bring it to the top, and set it to color 30% opacity. Voila!
psd.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Made in Photoshop CS5
Going from this:
to this: Requested by campgirl from NarniaWeb
Start out with your base. Resize, crop, etc.
Duplicate your base, and set it to screen 26% opacity.
Add a selective coloring layer, and input these settings: reds: c: -100, m: 0, y: +100, b: 0; yellows: c: -39, m: 20, y: -100, b: 0; greens: c: +100, m: 0, y: -100, b: 0; cyans: c: +100, m: 0, y: -100, b: 0; blues: c: +100, m: 0, y: -100, b: 0; neutrals: c: 5, m: 4; y: -15, b: 0; blacks: c: 0, m: 0, y: -2, b: 0.
Add a new layer of 3b230f, and set it to subtract 20% opacity.
Duplicate your base, bring it to the top, and add a high pass filter with a radius of 10 (Go here for info on how to get the high pass filter for GIMP). Set it to soft light 44% opacity.
Add a new layer of 280816, and set it to exclusion 100% opacity (In GIMP, it would be 2 layers of screen and 1 layer of subract all at 100% opacity for a total of 3 layers).
Add a layer of f6a2a2, and set it to soft light 30% opacity.
Add a gradient layer, and use Smooth Dawn 3 from the Smooth set here (I'm not sure if this step is translatable to GIMP). Set this layer to soft light 30% opacity.
Duplicate your base (the original one), bring it to the top, and set it to soft light 100% opacity.
Add a vibrance layer, and input these settings: saturation: 100, vibrance: 50.
Add a levels layer, and click auto.
Duplicate your base (yes, the original one), bring it to the top, and set it to multiply 40% opacity.
Duplicate your base (I promise this is the last time!), bring it to the top, and set it to color 30% opacity. Voila!
psd.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
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Yes, Georgie has really grown! She's even prettier than Anna. :D