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12-18-2013, 01:22 PM
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مواد لازم:
ویالون
رز
قطره خون
Suddenly Spring Brush
Smoke Brushes
Crushed Paper Brush
Debris Brushes
Flower tattoos brushes
قدم اول: یک سند جدید ایجاد کنید.
اول از همه، یک سند جدید بسازید. در اندازه 1000×1000px و از رنگ پس زمینه سفید هم استفاده کنید.
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قدم2: ویالن را وارد کنید.
در اطراف تصویرویالن یک مح.طه انتخاب درست کنید. آسانترین راه ایجاد این قدم استفاده از ابزار Magic Wand است. از تنظیمات زیر استفاده کنید. بعد از انتخاب تمامی اطراف ویالن با زدن ترکیب کلیدهای Ctrl+Shift+I انتخاب خودتون رو برعکس کنید یعنی به جای انتخاب زمینه فقط خود ویالن انتخاب شده است.
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از ترکیب کلیدهای Ctrl+C برای کپی ویالن (که الان در حالت انتخاب هست)، و بعد ازترکیب کلیدهای Ctr+V برای چسباندن آن در سندتان که قبلا آن را ساخته اید استفاده کنید. اندازه ویالن را با سندتان تطبیق بدهید و برای این کار می توان از دستور Free Transformیا ترکیب کلیدهای Ctrl+T استفاده نمود.
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قدم3: برگها را اضافه کنید.
تصویر رز را باز کرده و با استفاده از ابزار Polygonal Lasso اطراف آن را انتخاب کنید. می توان از تصویر زیر برای کمک بهره جست.
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وقتی انتخابتان پایان گرفت، تصویر برگ را در یک لایه بالای تصویر ویالن کپی کرده و بچسبانید. با استفاده از ابزار Magic Wand مناطق سفید اطراف برگ را پاک کنید. کافیست در منطقه سفید اطراف برگ کلیک کرده و بعد Delete را بزنید. منطقه انتخاب شده را با زدن همزمان کلیدهای Ctrl+D از حالت انتخاب خارج نمائید.
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لایه برگ را به زیر لایه ویالن بکشید. از ابزارFree Transform یا ترکیب کلیدهایCtrl+T برای تنظیم سایز و چرخش برگ به راست استفاده کنین. وقتی کارتون تمون شدEnter کنین.
Drag the leaf layer (Layer 2) below violin’s layer (Layer 1). Using command (), adjust the size and rotate it to right a bit. Press when you’re done.
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Step 4: Color Adjustment
Editing would be simpler if we rename layers by it’s content, so feel free to do so. I’ll refer to layers by name to make things simpler from this point on. Just rename layer 1 to "violin" and layer 2 to "leaf".
Select the violin layer, then press Ctrl+L to bring up the Levels dialog. Adjust Input Levels valueas shown below to increase the contrast. Click OK when done.
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Activate the leaf layer, use the Levels command to make increase the leaf’s contrast. Then use Hue/Saturation (Ctrl+ U) command to adjust leaf’s color to make the greens more vibrant, green, and saturated. See image below for details.
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Step 5: Arranging Leaves Part.1
Duplicate the leaf layer by pressing Ctrl+J. With the leaf layer copy still selected, adjust the position and rotate it right a bit. See image example below.
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Repeat this duplicating process until you get 5 leaf layers. Play around with the size, rotation and position of each leaf layers until you get a very nice layout. Remember, we’re using the Free Transform function, so be sure to touch up on the Transform functions if you’re having trouble.
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Step 6: Shadows and Highlights
Click the original leaf layer (It should be the bottom leaf layer). Select the Burn tool. Pick a soft round brush and adjust the brush diameter around 30 to 40 px. Reduce the Exposure value to 25%. Now use it to create shadows like shown in this example.
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Now we need to make highlights using the Dodge tool. Make sure you pick a soft round brush and reduce the Exposure value to 25% when doing this.
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Repeat this process for all of the leaves layer. You should be end with leafs that have much more depth than when we began.
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Step 7: Duplicating Leaves
This kind of illustration always ends with a lot of layers, so it’s a better idea to keep these layers organized within layer groups. Below, you can see the simplest way to create a layer group and rename them after.
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Now we’re going to balance the composition by duplicated the leaves on the right of the violin to show on the left as well. Rather than starting from scratch, you can just duplicate the group we just created by right clicking on the leaf right layer group, then choosing Duplicate Group from the popup menu.
Name the layer group duplicate’s: leaf left. With the layer group leaf left still selected, click menu Edit> Transform> Flip Horizontal, all leaf layers should be flipped to the left now. Using the Move tool, drag the layer group leaf left so the leaves are positioned on the violin’s left side.
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Step 8: Arranging Leaves Part.2
Duplicate layer group leaf left, rename its duplicate to leaf-FL. Drag layer group leaf-FL over the violin layer.
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Re-arrange the leaves using Move tool and Free Transform command. Try to make the leaves’s layout like the one below. Because the leaves are different from before, you should re-define the shadow and highlight area of each leave. Use Dodge and Burn tool to do this.
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Duplicate layer group leaf-FL, and then rename the duplicated layer group to leaf-FR . Flip the leaves via menu Edit> Transform> Flip Horizontal. Place these leaves on the bottom right of violin.
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Step 9: Arranging Leaves Part.3
Duplicate leaf-FL layer group once more, then rename the duplicated group to leaf-BL. Drag this layer group below layer group leaf right.
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Re-arrange the leaves using Move tool and Free Transform command. Arrange the leaves’s layout like the one below. Again, redefine shadows as needed, and duplicate this group so that there are leaves along the back left and back right of the violin.
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Step 10: Adding the Rose
Open the rose image again. Select the rose petals, using any selection tool you like. The fastest way is using Quick Selection tool ( available only in Photoshop CS3/CS4 ), but you can also use Magic Wand or polygonal lasso tool.
When done selecting, copy and paste the rose
image over the leaf-FR layer group. Adjust rose’s size and then place it down with the leaves.
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Rename layer 3 (rose’s layer) to rose. Bring up the Levels Dialogue (Ctrl+L), then adjust theinput levels value until rose’s color becomes more vibrant as shown below. If you’re not satisfied with the result, use the burn and dodge tools to bring out the shadowns and highlights in the Rose.
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Step 11: Adding a Blood Drip
For my piece, I’d like to add some flare to the Rose with a drop of blood falling from it. Open the blood image, select it using any selection tool you like. When done, copy-paste it over the rose’s layer.
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Rename layer 3 to blood. Now drag it down so it placed below rose’s layer. Adjust the blood’s size and then place it below the rose.
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Step 12: Expanding Canvas Size
By using Crop tool, make a rectangular selection like this one below. Then adjust the control point so it’s out of the canvas. Press Enter to finish this step (only effective within Photoshop CS above). The canvas should be expanded right now.
If you don’t have photoshop CS yet, expand canvas size from the Image > Canvas Size menu.
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Step 13: Shadow layer
Create a new layer above the violin layer. Name the new layer "shadow".
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Grab the Brush tool. Pick a soft round brush with 65px diameter size. Set the Mode to Normal and reduce Opacity to 25%. Start drawing shadows for the leaves (make sure you set the foreground color to black) using the Brush tool. See the example below.
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Step 14: Using Floral Brush
Create a new layer below the violin layer. Name the new layer to floral. Load the Suddendly Spring Brushes and make sure you set the brush Opacity back to 100%.
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Use these brushes to create some flower shape around the violin. Vary the brush size and shape until you get a nice result.
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Step 15: Alter the Floral Color
Create a new layer between the floral and violin layer. Name the new layer to floral color. Set foreground color to red and background color to black. Then use Filter> Render> Clouds to create a red and black cloud..
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To put the clouds inside the flowery shape( floral layer ), simply press Alt+Ctrl+G (make sure you still have the floral color layer selected). Now floral color has become a clipping mask, the clouds will now appear inside the floral shapes.
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Step 16: Adding Debris
Load the Debris Brush. Then Create a new layer above floral color layer (if the new layer becomes a clipping mask, simply press Alt+Ctrl+G to cancel it). Name the new layer, debris. Use the debris brushes to create some debris around the leaves and violin. For better result, vary the brush size and color so it matches the environment.
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Step 17: Coloring Background
Grab the Gradient tool. From the option bar, choose foreground to background color and make sure you activate the linear gradient button. Change the foreground color to #C4DF9C and background color to white. Select the background layer, then use Gradient tool to create the gradient (drag it vertically from bottom to top).
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Step 18: Adding Paper Texture
Load the Crushed Paper Brush. Pick pure pea green (#8dc63f) as the brush color.
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Show the Brush Pallette by pressing F5. Then open the Brush Tip Shape option. Adjust brush Diameter to 1400px and Change the Angle to 90. Use this brush to create the crushed paper texture (still on the background layer).
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Step 19: Adding Smoke
Load the Smoke and Ink Brushes. Pick white as the brush color. Now use it to draw some mystic smoke around the violin. If the smoke is too bright, undo your work and then try lowering the brush opacity before you draw the smoke again.
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Step 20: Adding Smoke
Load the Flower Tattoos Brushes. Pick some of this brush to create an ornament below the violin. For better result, vary the brush color. You may end up like this example below.
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Step 21: Adding Text
Almost done! I’m going to name my piece, and maybe you’ll choose to do the same. Using the Horizontal Type tool, add some text above the ornate markings created previously.
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And you’re done! Hope you enjoy the tutorial and learned something new
here
منبع:shaparakdesign
بازنشر:takbook.com
مواد لازم:
ویالون
رز
قطره خون
Suddenly Spring Brush
Smoke Brushes
Crushed Paper Brush
Debris Brushes
Flower tattoos brushes
قدم اول: یک سند جدید ایجاد کنید.
اول از همه، یک سند جدید بسازید. در اندازه 1000×1000px و از رنگ پس زمینه سفید هم استفاده کنید.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
قدم2: ویالن را وارد کنید.
در اطراف تصویرویالن یک مح.طه انتخاب درست کنید. آسانترین راه ایجاد این قدم استفاده از ابزار Magic Wand است. از تنظیمات زیر استفاده کنید. بعد از انتخاب تمامی اطراف ویالن با زدن ترکیب کلیدهای Ctrl+Shift+I انتخاب خودتون رو برعکس کنید یعنی به جای انتخاب زمینه فقط خود ویالن انتخاب شده است.
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از ترکیب کلیدهای Ctrl+C برای کپی ویالن (که الان در حالت انتخاب هست)، و بعد ازترکیب کلیدهای Ctr+V برای چسباندن آن در سندتان که قبلا آن را ساخته اید استفاده کنید. اندازه ویالن را با سندتان تطبیق بدهید و برای این کار می توان از دستور Free Transformیا ترکیب کلیدهای Ctrl+T استفاده نمود.
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قدم3: برگها را اضافه کنید.
تصویر رز را باز کرده و با استفاده از ابزار Polygonal Lasso اطراف آن را انتخاب کنید. می توان از تصویر زیر برای کمک بهره جست.
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وقتی انتخابتان پایان گرفت، تصویر برگ را در یک لایه بالای تصویر ویالن کپی کرده و بچسبانید. با استفاده از ابزار Magic Wand مناطق سفید اطراف برگ را پاک کنید. کافیست در منطقه سفید اطراف برگ کلیک کرده و بعد Delete را بزنید. منطقه انتخاب شده را با زدن همزمان کلیدهای Ctrl+D از حالت انتخاب خارج نمائید.
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لایه برگ را به زیر لایه ویالن بکشید. از ابزارFree Transform یا ترکیب کلیدهایCtrl+T برای تنظیم سایز و چرخش برگ به راست استفاده کنین. وقتی کارتون تمون شدEnter کنین.
Drag the leaf layer (Layer 2) below violin’s layer (Layer 1). Using command (), adjust the size and rotate it to right a bit. Press when you’re done.
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Step 4: Color Adjustment
Editing would be simpler if we rename layers by it’s content, so feel free to do so. I’ll refer to layers by name to make things simpler from this point on. Just rename layer 1 to "violin" and layer 2 to "leaf".
Select the violin layer, then press Ctrl+L to bring up the Levels dialog. Adjust Input Levels valueas shown below to increase the contrast. Click OK when done.
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Activate the leaf layer, use the Levels command to make increase the leaf’s contrast. Then use Hue/Saturation (Ctrl+ U) command to adjust leaf’s color to make the greens more vibrant, green, and saturated. See image below for details.
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Step 5: Arranging Leaves Part.1
Duplicate the leaf layer by pressing Ctrl+J. With the leaf layer copy still selected, adjust the position and rotate it right a bit. See image example below.
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Repeat this duplicating process until you get 5 leaf layers. Play around with the size, rotation and position of each leaf layers until you get a very nice layout. Remember, we’re using the Free Transform function, so be sure to touch up on the Transform functions if you’re having trouble.
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Step 6: Shadows and Highlights
Click the original leaf layer (It should be the bottom leaf layer). Select the Burn tool. Pick a soft round brush and adjust the brush diameter around 30 to 40 px. Reduce the Exposure value to 25%. Now use it to create shadows like shown in this example.
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Now we need to make highlights using the Dodge tool. Make sure you pick a soft round brush and reduce the Exposure value to 25% when doing this.
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Repeat this process for all of the leaves layer. You should be end with leafs that have much more depth than when we began.
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Step 7: Duplicating Leaves
This kind of illustration always ends with a lot of layers, so it’s a better idea to keep these layers organized within layer groups. Below, you can see the simplest way to create a layer group and rename them after.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
Now we’re going to balance the composition by duplicated the leaves on the right of the violin to show on the left as well. Rather than starting from scratch, you can just duplicate the group we just created by right clicking on the leaf right layer group, then choosing Duplicate Group from the popup menu.
Name the layer group duplicate’s: leaf left. With the layer group leaf left still selected, click menu Edit> Transform> Flip Horizontal, all leaf layers should be flipped to the left now. Using the Move tool, drag the layer group leaf left so the leaves are positioned on the violin’s left side.
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Step 8: Arranging Leaves Part.2
Duplicate layer group leaf left, rename its duplicate to leaf-FL. Drag layer group leaf-FL over the violin layer.
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Re-arrange the leaves using Move tool and Free Transform command. Try to make the leaves’s layout like the one below. Because the leaves are different from before, you should re-define the shadow and highlight area of each leave. Use Dodge and Burn tool to do this.
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Duplicate layer group leaf-FL, and then rename the duplicated layer group to leaf-FR . Flip the leaves via menu Edit> Transform> Flip Horizontal. Place these leaves on the bottom right of violin.
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Step 9: Arranging Leaves Part.3
Duplicate leaf-FL layer group once more, then rename the duplicated group to leaf-BL. Drag this layer group below layer group leaf right.
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Re-arrange the leaves using Move tool and Free Transform command. Arrange the leaves’s layout like the one below. Again, redefine shadows as needed, and duplicate this group so that there are leaves along the back left and back right of the violin.
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Step 10: Adding the Rose
Open the rose image again. Select the rose petals, using any selection tool you like. The fastest way is using Quick Selection tool ( available only in Photoshop CS3/CS4 ), but you can also use Magic Wand or polygonal lasso tool.
When done selecting, copy and paste the rose
image over the leaf-FR layer group. Adjust rose’s size and then place it down with the leaves.
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Rename layer 3 (rose’s layer) to rose. Bring up the Levels Dialogue (Ctrl+L), then adjust theinput levels value until rose’s color becomes more vibrant as shown below. If you’re not satisfied with the result, use the burn and dodge tools to bring out the shadowns and highlights in the Rose.
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Step 11: Adding a Blood Drip
For my piece, I’d like to add some flare to the Rose with a drop of blood falling from it. Open the blood image, select it using any selection tool you like. When done, copy-paste it over the rose’s layer.
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Rename layer 3 to blood. Now drag it down so it placed below rose’s layer. Adjust the blood’s size and then place it below the rose.
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Step 12: Expanding Canvas Size
By using Crop tool, make a rectangular selection like this one below. Then adjust the control point so it’s out of the canvas. Press Enter to finish this step (only effective within Photoshop CS above). The canvas should be expanded right now.
If you don’t have photoshop CS yet, expand canvas size from the Image > Canvas Size menu.
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Step 13: Shadow layer
Create a new layer above the violin layer. Name the new layer "shadow".
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Grab the Brush tool. Pick a soft round brush with 65px diameter size. Set the Mode to Normal and reduce Opacity to 25%. Start drawing shadows for the leaves (make sure you set the foreground color to black) using the Brush tool. See the example below.
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Step 14: Using Floral Brush
Create a new layer below the violin layer. Name the new layer to floral. Load the Suddendly Spring Brushes and make sure you set the brush Opacity back to 100%.
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Use these brushes to create some flower shape around the violin. Vary the brush size and shape until you get a nice result.
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Step 15: Alter the Floral Color
Create a new layer between the floral and violin layer. Name the new layer to floral color. Set foreground color to red and background color to black. Then use Filter> Render> Clouds to create a red and black cloud..
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To put the clouds inside the flowery shape( floral layer ), simply press Alt+Ctrl+G (make sure you still have the floral color layer selected). Now floral color has become a clipping mask, the clouds will now appear inside the floral shapes.
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Step 16: Adding Debris
Load the Debris Brush. Then Create a new layer above floral color layer (if the new layer becomes a clipping mask, simply press Alt+Ctrl+G to cancel it). Name the new layer, debris. Use the debris brushes to create some debris around the leaves and violin. For better result, vary the brush size and color so it matches the environment.
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Step 17: Coloring Background
Grab the Gradient tool. From the option bar, choose foreground to background color and make sure you activate the linear gradient button. Change the foreground color to #C4DF9C and background color to white. Select the background layer, then use Gradient tool to create the gradient (drag it vertically from bottom to top).
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Step 18: Adding Paper Texture
Load the Crushed Paper Brush. Pick pure pea green (#8dc63f) as the brush color.
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Show the Brush Pallette by pressing F5. Then open the Brush Tip Shape option. Adjust brush Diameter to 1400px and Change the Angle to 90. Use this brush to create the crushed paper texture (still on the background layer).
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Step 19: Adding Smoke
Load the Smoke and Ink Brushes. Pick white as the brush color. Now use it to draw some mystic smoke around the violin. If the smoke is too bright, undo your work and then try lowering the brush opacity before you draw the smoke again.
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Step 20: Adding Smoke
Load the Flower Tattoos Brushes. Pick some of this brush to create an ornament below the violin. For better result, vary the brush color. You may end up like this example below.
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Step 21: Adding Text
Almost done! I’m going to name my piece, and maybe you’ll choose to do the same. Using the Horizontal Type tool, add some text above the ornate markings created previously.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
And you’re done! Hope you enjoy the tutorial and learned something new
here
منبع:shaparakdesign
بازنشر:takbook.com