Photoshop Tutorial: Making Light and Shadow Back Shadows and Striped Images – Element Effects

Author: Hippo Author: Anonymous Source: IT.COM.CN Let’s take a look at the final rendering: 1: Do you like it? Then we will do it. Create a new document of 1000*500 and fill the background with black. 2: Create a new layer and rename it “Halo”. Select a soft brush, choose the brush size: 300, 650; the brush color is “white”. Then use these two brushes to draw the effect as shown below on the document. 3: Draw three white straight lines on the same layer, use the “Brush Tool”, you can use the “Shift” key to draw a straight line. (The effect is as shown below) 4: In this step we will create a light and shadow effect. Press “ctrl+T” on the keyboard and select “warp” from the right-click menu, and use the mouse to adjust the control points to create the following effect. 5: Double-click the layer to open the “Layer Blending Mode” dialog box, select “Color Overlay; Outer Glow” and set the data as follows Picture: Finally, use the “eraser” to erase the edges. The effect is as shown in the picture below. 6: Use the same method to create the following effects. 7: Continue to use the…

Author: Hippo Author: Anonymous Source: IT.COM.CN Let’s take a look at the final rendering: 1: Do you like it? Then we will do it. Create a new document of 1000*500 and fill the background with black. 2: Create a new layer and rename it “Halo”. Select a soft brush, choose the brush size: 300, 650; the brush color is “white”. Then use these two brushes to draw the effect as shown below on the document. 3: Draw three white straight lines on the same layer, use the “Brush Tool”, you can use the “Shift” key to draw a straight line. (The effect is as shown below) 4: In this step we will create a light and shadow effect. Press “ctrl+T” on the keyboard and select “warp” from the right-click menu, and use the mouse to adjust the control points to create the following effect. 5: Double-click the layer to open the “Layer Blending Mode” dialog box, select “Color Overlay; Outer Glow” and set the data as follows Picture: Finally, use the “eraser” to erase the edges. The effect is as shown in the picture below. 6: Use the same method to create the following effects. 7: Continue to use the…

Author: Hippo Author: Anonymous Source: IT.COM.CN Let’s take a look at the final rendering: 1: Do you like it? Then we will do it. Create a new document of 1000*500 and fill the background with black. 2: Create a new layer and rename it “Halo”. Select a soft brush, choose the brush size: 300, 650; the brush color is “white”. Then use these two brushes to draw the effect as shown below on the document. 3: Draw three white straight lines on the same layer, use the “Brush Tool”, you can use the “Shift” key to draw a straight line. (The effect is as shown below) 4: In this step we will create a light and shadow effect. Press “ctrl+T” on the keyboard and select “warp” from the right-click menu, and use the mouse to adjust the control points to create the following effect. 5: Double-click the layer to open the “Layer Blending Mode” dialog box, select “Color Overlay; Outer Glow” and set the data as follows Picture: Finally, use the “eraser” to erase the edges. The effect is as shown in the picture below. 6: Use the same method to create the following effects. 7: Continue to use the…

Author: Hippo Author: Anonymous Source: IT.COM.CN Let’s take a look at the final rendering: 1: Do you like it? Then we will do it. Create a new document of 1000*500 and fill the background with black. 2: Create a new layer and rename it “Halo”. Select a soft brush, choose the brush size: 300, 650; the brush color is “white”. Then use these two brushes to draw the effect as shown below on the document. 3: Draw three white straight lines on the same layer, use the “Brush Tool”, you can use the “Shift” key to draw a straight line. (The effect is as shown below) 4: In this step we will create a light and shadow effect. Press “ctrl+T” on the keyboard and select “warp” from the right-click menu, and use the mouse to adjust the control points to create the following effect. 5: Double-click the layer to open the “Layer Blending Mode” dialog box, select “Color Overlay; Outer Glow” and set the data as follows Picture: Finally, use the “eraser” to erase the edges. The effect is as shown in the picture below. 6: Use the same method to create the following effects. 7: Continue to use the…