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This Photoshop tutorial is a photo manipulation that shows you how to create a smoke shaped image.

Final Image Preview

Resources

• I’ll give you all my soul…
• Smoke 1
• Smoke 2
• Smoke 3

Step 1

Start by downloading all photos that we will need for this tutorial. Open photos in Photoshop. Copy smoke 1 photo to portrait canvas and position smoke photo like i did below.

Step 2

Desaturate smoke image by selecting smoke layer and going to Image > Adjustments > Desaturate (Shift+Ctrl+U).

Step 3

Set layer opacity for this layer to 70%.

Step 4

Rotate smoke by going to Edit > Transform > Rotate.

Step 5

Copy smoke 2 to our main canvas.

Repeat same actions with this smoke layer like you did with first one: desaturate it and set layer opacity to 70%.

Finally rotate this layer a bit by using Edit > Transform > Rotate.

Step 6

Apply Edit > Transform > Warp to replicate face shape.

Regarding face, try to shape it as similar as possible.

Step 7

Select Smudge Tool with soft-edged brush (Strength: 50%) to improve contour.

In the end we should have something like this:

Step 8

In order to depict the photo exactly, we should use several images of smoke as a rule. In this tutorial I used only three images of smoke. As layers will overlay each other sometimes, it’s worth using the Eraser Tool to remove unnecessary parts from the layers (always select soft-edged brush). On this step it’s also worth clearing the upper edge of the layer we’ve just worked with, as this edge overlays the lower layer.

Step 9

Go to third smoke image and select part of the smoke using Polygonal Lasso Tool.

Copy selected area to the main canvas and place it as shown on screenshot below.

Desaturate this layer by going to Image > Adjustments > Desaturate (Shift+Ctrl+U) and set layer opacity for this layer to 70%. Then move it to the right edge of the canvas.

Select Eraser Tool with soft-edged brush and erase edges on this layer.

Step 10

Update all layers opacity back to 100%.

Create a new layer right above background layer with portrait. Fill it with black color (#000000).

Merge all layers except background layer (portrait) by selecting layers and pressing Ctrl+E. We now have only two layers: portrait layer and smoke layer. Set layer opacity of smore layer to 50-70% and adjust contour by using Smudge Tool.

Step 11

Go back to third smoke image. Make a new selection of smoke using Polygonal Lasso Tool.

Copy selection to main canvas.

Desaturate this layer by and going to Image > Adjustments > Desaturate (Shift+Ctrl+U) and set layer opacity for this layer to 70%. Transform it by using Ctrl+T and position selection like i did.

Edit layer edges using Eraser Tool.

Set layer opacity back to 100%.

Step 12

Merge all layers except background layer with portrait. Right now looking at image it seems girl has one too long neck. We can fix this by adding more smoke. Repeat same process we did before (select from smoke 3 a bit of smoke, copy it to our main canvas, desaturate and reduce layer opacity so you can clear edges of layer. In the end you should have something like i have below.

Once you are happy with result, merge all layers except background layer with portrait. We have only two layers: portrait layer and smoke layer.

Step 13

With smoke layer selected, apply Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation.

Step 14

Duplicate layer with portrait using Ctrl+J and place it above smoke layer. Select the violin using the Polygonal Lasso Tool.

Invert selection using Select > Inverse and remove everything inside the selection by using Delete button.

Make a new selection in the shape of violin using Polygonal Lasso Tool and remove unnecessary background using Delete button again. Deselect selection using Ctrl+D.

If you still have some problem areas with the remains of the background, they can be erased by using Eraser Tool with a soft-edged brush and opacity set to 30-50%.

Step 15

Duplicate layer with violin using Ctrl+J and apply Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation.

Change layer blending mode to Soft Light for this layer and this tutorial is now complete.

Final Image

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On this tutorial you will learn to create a realistic wood roller shutter texture using only Photoshop Tools.

Final Image Preview

Step 1

Create a new document with 800px width and 500px height. Fill background with linear gradient using Gradient Tool.

Step 2

Apply Filter > Noise > Add Noise with following settings:

Step 3

Apply Filter > Blur > Motion Blur with following settings:

Step 4

Select Crop Tool and remove borders of our background texture by cropping each side.

After cropping your image should look like mine:

Step 5

Now we are going to increase constrat. Go to Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast:

We need to reduce light intensity so go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation.

Step 6

Apply Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen.

Step 7

Select one Hard Round Brush, 3 pixels and set foregound color to black color (#000000). Draw several lines and when drawing hold Shift key to make them straight.

Go to Layer > Blending Options and apply following styles:

Step 8

Select Rectangular Marquee Tool and select area as shown below.

Create new layer and fill selected area with black color (#000000).

Step 8

Select a soft-edged brush with 80 pixels and opacity 70%. With Eraser Tool selected clean up lower edge of the black area.

Change Layer Blending Mode to Soft Light and we get a deep shadow.

Copy layer with Ctrl+J and move it to next line. Repeat process till you have all lines with shadow.

Step 9

Create new layer on top. Select Brush Tool and Grass Brush (it is one of standard brushes that comes with Photoshop). Change foreground color to green (#00ed00) and draw some grass.

Apply Drop Shadow by going to Layer > Layer Style > Drop Shadow.

Final Image

Apply Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen and this tutorial is over and we got a realistic wood roller shutter.

In this easy Photoshop tutorial you’ll learn how to design a very cool-looking branding iron effect, using the type tool, a few shapes, and a fair few layer style effects.

Final Image Preview

This is the outcome from the tutorial:

Note: This is one very old PhotoshopStar tutorial created by Eli that was updated as i was receiving a lot of requests about it.

Resources

• Wood texture I by Resurgidaresources
• Grunge Brushes Pack by wickedjess

Step 1

Start by creating a new document in Photoshop. Any size will do, but for this tutorial the size is 600 x 300 pixels, with the default resolution of 72. After this, you might want to choose a nice background for your canvas. The texture used here is Wood texture I by ResurgidaResources. Resize the texture till it fits in your document.

Step 2

Get the Horizontal Type Tool out and write your desired text, preferably something short, if you can. The font used is called Impact, and the size is 200 pt. Also, you can feel free to use any color you want for the text at this stage.

Next, the border for your shape. Find and get out the Rounded Rectangle Tool, then set up your settings as similar to the ones shown below as you can/want:

Now you’ve got your tool and settings set up, create a new layer (underneath your text layer), then draw a shape the suitable size, a just so it hangs around the outside of your text.

Next, change the Fill value for this layer to 0%.

Then apply a Stroke layer style.

Now your shape should look like this:

Finish off this step by merging your two layers together (the text and shape layers), so the whole shape is on one single layer. You can do this by selecting both layers, then going to Layer -> Merge Layers.

Step 3

The shape still needs a few more changes before we finalize it. Start by filling your shape with a red color, do this by clicking the little icon near the top of your layer’s palette that ‘locks the transparent pixels.

After you’ve locked the transparent pixels, fill your shape with a red color, the color used here is #ac2009.

Finish off this step by rotating and maybe resizing your shape slightly. Press Ctrl + T to go into the Transform Mode, and hit Enter when you’re done to get out of it.

Step 4

Now we’re finished with the shape, let’s add some effects. Right-click your layer in the layer’s palette and go to the Blending Options. Click and apply the following layer styles/settings:

– Inner Shadow: Change the Blend Mode to Soft Light, the Opacity to 40%, the Distance to 3, and the Size to 2.

– Inner Glow: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, the Choke to 10, and the Size to 6.

– Satin: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay.

– Gradient Overlay: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, the Opacity to 40%, check the Reverse box, and set the Style to Reflected.

– Pattern Overlay: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, the Opacity to 40%, and set the Pattern to Rusted Metal.

Now your shape should look pretty much like this:

Step 5

Looking good so far! This step is optional, in which we’ll erase away a bit of the shape to give a bit more of an interesting effect. Start by creating a new layer, then merging your shape and blank layer together, this is basically applying the layer styles to the pixels, so they’re not really there anymore.

After doing this, get out your eraser tool and select a grungy brush. Erase away a bit of your shape like so.

Step 5

When you’re pretty much all finished with your shape, go into the Transform Mode (Ctrl + T), and size your shape down to about 60.0% of it’s original size. This is what the shape should look like:

You can as well go ahead and create a new layer right beneath the Shape layer, then, create a Radial Gradient the goes from Transparent at the center of the document to Black at the corners, and change the layer’s Blend Mode to Soft Light.

Finally, you can add some Black grungy strokes as shown below:

Final Image

And now we’re pretty much finished with this tutorial, I hope it was sufficient for you all! I also hope you enjoyed this tutorial, I know I did!

This Photoshop tutorial shows how to create mental sphere and get realistic reflection from environment to this sphere.

Final Image Preview

Resources

• Mountains view
• Yoga

Step 1

Open Mountain Photo on Photoshop. Go to Image > Image Size and change width to 1000px and height to 664px.

Step 2

Open Yoga Photo and copy it to Mountain Photo. Select Yoga Layer and press Ctrl+T to reduce size of photo like shown below.

Step 3

With Yoga layer selected, use the Polygonal Lasso Tool (Feather: 0 px, Anti-alias selected) to select women.

Don´t forget that we have some landscape areas inside of selection. Hold Alt button and using Polygonal Lasso Tool deselect those areas.

Press Ctrl+Shift+I to inver selection and press Delete button to clear selected area.

Step 4

Remove selection with Select > Deselect, then correct brightness and contrast with Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast:

Step 5

Select background layer (Mountain). Make round selection with Elliptical Marquee Tool on it.

Press Ctrl+J to duplicate selected area to new layer. Select content layer by pressing Ctrl and clicking on thumbnail layer on layers. Load sphere selection by going to Select > Load Selection. Then apply Filter > Distort > Spherize:

Step 6

With selection still active, create new layer above all layers and fill it with black color.

Apply Filter > Render > Clouds to this layer.

Step 7

Apply Filter > Distort > Spherize.

Step 8

Change layer mode to Screen and lower opacity to 57%.

Step 9

With selection still active, create new layer above all layers and fill it with black color.

Step 10

Deselect area with Ctrl+D an update layer opacity to 0%. After that go to Layer > Layer Style > Inner Glow and apply style with following settings:

Final Image

This tutorial is now complete. Hope you liked it!

This tutorial explains how to use Photoshop layer styles and Filters to create a nice marble text effect.

Author: Rose

Final Image Preview

Resources

• Marble Stone Texture Stock
• Wrexham Script

Step 1

Fill the Background with the color #534d39. Place Marble Stone Texture Stock on top of the Background, and change its Blend Mode to Multiply.

Create the text using the color #b0ac97. The font used is Wrexham Script and the size is 377px. Duplicate the text layer to create two copies, and change the Fill value of the copy layer to 0.

Step 2

Double click on the original text layer to apply the following styles:
– Drop Shadow: Change the color to #585858, the Distance to 6 and the Size to 10.

– Inner Shadow: Change the color to #908c78, the Size to 13, and the Contour to Half Round.

– Inner Glow: Change the Blend Mode to Linear Light, the color to #afafac, the Technique to Precise, and the Size to 10.

– Bevel and Emboss: Change the Depth to 300, the Size to 12, the Soften to 3, and the Shadow Mode color to #6e6b5e.

This is what the text should look like:

Step 3

Now, we are going to add a glass effect to the copy text layer (the text layer on the top), so double click it, and add a Bevel and Emboss effect. Change the Depth to 250 and the Size to 7. Un-check the Use Global Light box, and change the Angle to 100 and the Altitude to 60. Also, check the Anti-aliased box for a smooth result, change the Highlight Mode Opacity value to 80%, and the Shadow Mode color to #d9d9d9.

This is what you will get.

Step 4

Create a new layer between the two text layers and call it “texture”.

Press the Ctrl/Command key, and click on a text layer thumbnail (icon) to create a selection.

Set the Foreground color to #a77d31, and the Background color to #fff8de. Fill the selection with the Foreground color on texture layer.

Press Ctrl/Command + D to get rid of the selection.

Step 5

Now, we are going to use some filters to create the Marble texture. Start with Filter > Artistic > Sponge. Change the Brush Size to 2, the Definition to 25, and the Smoothness to 5.

Go to Filter > Sketch > Chalk and Charcoal. Change the Charcoal Area to 7, the Chalk area to 10, and the Stroke Pressure to 1.

Go to Filter > Artistic > Plastic Wrap. Change the Highlight Strength to 17, the Detail to 14, and the Smoothness to 5.

Finally, go to Filter > Artistic > Film Grain. Change the Grain to 10, the Highlight Area to 15, and the Intensity to 10.

Step 6

Change the “texture” layer’s Blend Mode to Multiply.

Go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation, and change the Saturation value to -80.

Final Image

And this is the final effect.

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2. Eimantas
3. Sami

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On this tutorial i will share with how to create focus effect on photo with different levels of blur.

Final Image Preview

Resources

• Grant Cavalry

Step 1

Start by opening photo on Photoshop. Now we are going to create a special blur map to focus attention on the object. To do that start by selecting foreground color as black (#000000).

Step 2

Use the Pen Tool with Shape Layers selected to draw out the figure of a man. Reduce layer opacity to 50% after starting to select man to see the real shapes of the photo.

In the end you should have man selected like on image below.

Update layer opacity to 100% for this layer.

Step 3

Use the Pen Tool to draw out the second shape (left horse) with foreground color #212121.

Step 4

Now draw third shape (right horse) on the photo with color of #4c4c4c.

Step 5

Draw another shape by using color #747474. Keep positioning layers like i have which means that this one should be above the layer with the photo.

Step 6

Draw another shape by using color #9a9a9a.

Move this layer with shape under all the layers but above the photo layer.

Step 7

Draw back horse same way but using color #c0c0c0.

Step 8

Create a new layer and fill with light grey color (#e7e7e7).

Step 9

Merge all layers except photo layer. Select photo layer and open Channel panel by going to Window > Channels or by clicking on Channels next to Layers.

Create a new channel. Adobe Photoshop will automatically name it Alpha 1.

Go back to layers panel. Select all merged layer content by using Ctrl+click on layer thumbnail.

Copy selected layer with Ctrl+C, select Alpha 1 channel and paste layer content with Ctrl+V. Move a little bit to left to place it correctly.

Step 10

Hide merged layer visibility on layers panel and also hide Alpha 1 channel on channels panel.

Select photo layer and apply Filter > Blur > Lens Blur. Don´t forget to change Source to Alpha 1, select Invert and update Shape to Triangle. Also update Blur Focal Distance and Radius like i have on image below.

Final Image

And we are done. We learned to create a nice focus effect on photo with different levels of blur. Hope you liked it.

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On this tutorial i will share with how to create focus effect on photo with different levels of blur.

Final Image Preview

Resources

• Grant Cavalry

Step 1

Start by opening photo on Photoshop. Now we are going to create a special blur map to focus attention on the object. To do that start by selecting foreground color as black (#000000).

Step 2

Use the Pen Tool with Shape Layers selected to draw out the figure of a man. Reduce layer opacity to 50% after starting to select man to see the real shapes of the photo.

In the end you should have man selected like on image below.

Update layer opacity to 100% for this layer.

Step 3

Use the Pen Tool to draw out the second shape (left horse) with foreground color #212121.

Step 4

Now draw third shape (right horse) on the photo with color of #4c4c4c.

Step 5

Draw another shape by using color #747474. Keep positioning layers like i have which means that this one should be above the layer with the photo.

Step 6

Draw another shape by using color #9a9a9a.

Move this layer with shape under all the layers but above the photo layer.

Step 7

Draw back horse same way but using color #c0c0c0.

Step 8

Create a new layer and fill with light grey color (#e7e7e7).

Step 9

Merge all layers except photo layer. Select photo layer and open Channel panel by going to Window > Channels or by clicking on Channels next to Layers.

Create a new channel. Adobe Photoshop will automatically name it Alpha 1.

Go back to layers panel. Select all merged layer content by using Ctrl+click on layer thumbnail.

Copy selected layer with Ctrl+C, select Alpha 1 channel and paste layer content with Ctrl+V. Move a little bit to left to place it correctly.

Step 10

Hide merged layer visibility on layers panel and also hide Alpha 1 channel on channels panel.

Select photo layer and apply Filter > Blur > Lens Blur. Don´t forget to change Source to Alpha 1, select Invert and update Shape to Triangle. Also update Blur Focal Distance and Radius like i have on image below.

Final Image

And we are done. We learned to create a nice focus effect on photo with different levels of blur. Hope you liked it.

On this tutorial i will share with how to create focus effect on photo with different levels of blur.

Final Image Preview

Resources

• Grant Cavalry

Step 1

Start by opening photo on Photoshop. Now we are going to create a special blur map to focus attention on the object. To do that start by selecting foreground color as black (#000000).

Step 2

Use the Pen Tool with Shape Layers selected to draw out the figure of a man. Reduce layer opacity to 50% after starting to select man to see the real shapes of the photo.

In the end you should have man selected like on image below.

Update layer opacity to 100% for this layer.

Step 3

Use the Pen Tool to draw out the second shape (left horse) with foreground color #212121.

Step 4

Now draw third shape (right horse) on the photo with color of #4c4c4c.

Step 5

Draw another shape by using color #747474. Keep positioning layers like i have which means that this one should be above the layer with the photo.

Step 6

Draw another shape by using color #9a9a9a.

Move this layer with shape under all the layers but above the photo layer.

Step 7

Draw back horse same way but using color #c0c0c0.

Step 8

Create a new layer and fill with light grey color (#e7e7e7).

Step 9

Merge all layers except photo layer. Select photo layer and open Channel panel by going to Window > Channels or by clicking on Channels next to Layers.

Create a new channel. Adobe Photoshop will automatically name it Alpha 1.

Go back to layers panel. Select all merged layer content by using Ctrl+click on layer thumbnail.

Copy selected layer with Ctrl+C, select Alpha 1 channel and paste layer content with Ctrl+V. Move a little bit to left to place it correctly.

Step 10

Hide merged layer visibility on layers panel and also hide Alpha 1 channel on channels panel.

Select photo layer and apply Filter > Blur > Lens Blur. Don´t forget to change Source to Alpha 1, select Invert and update Shape to Triangle. Also update Blur Focal Distance and Radius like i have on image below.

Final Image

And we are done. We learned to create a nice focus effect on photo with different levels of blur. Hope you liked it.

On this tutorial i will share with how to create focus effect on photo with different levels of blur.

Final Image Preview

Resources

• Grant Cavalry

Step 1

Start by opening photo on Photoshop. Now we are going to create a special blur map to focus attention on the object. To do that start by selecting foreground color as black (#000000).

Step 2

Use the Pen Tool with Shape Layers selected to draw out the figure of a man. Reduce layer opacity to 50% after starting to select man to see the real shapes of the photo.

In the end you should have man selected like on image below.

Update layer opacity to 100% for this layer.

Step 3

Use the Pen Tool to draw out the second shape (left horse) with foreground color #212121.

Step 4

Now draw third shape (right horse) on the photo with color of #4c4c4c.

Step 5

Draw another shape by using color #747474. Keep positioning layers like i have which means that this one should be above the layer with the photo.

Step 6

Draw another shape by using color #9a9a9a.

Move this layer with shape under all the layers but above the photo layer.

Step 7

Draw back horse same way but using color #c0c0c0.

Step 8

Create a new layer and fill with light grey color (#e7e7e7).

Step 9

Merge all layers except photo layer. Select photo layer and open Channel panel by going to Window > Channels or by clicking on Channels next to Layers.

Create a new channel. Adobe Photoshop will automatically name it Alpha 1.

Go back to layers panel. Select all merged layer content by using Ctrl+click on layer thumbnail.

Copy selected layer with Ctrl+C, select Alpha 1 channel and paste layer content with Ctrl+V. Move a little bit to left to place it correctly.

Step 10

Hide merged layer visibility on layers panel and also hide Alpha 1 channel on channels panel.

Select photo layer and apply Filter > Blur > Lens Blur. Don´t forget to change Source to Alpha 1, select Invert and update Shape to Triangle. Also update Blur Focal Distance and Radius like i have on image below.

Final Image

And we are done. We learned to create a nice focus effect on photo with different levels of blur. Hope you liked it.

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