Watercolor effect, add a watercolor splash effect to Scarlett photos – artistic painting effect

@野鹿志:
The effect of this tutorial is very brilliant and artistic. Use PS to add a watercolor splash effect to the goddess Scarlett. Cutout is used in the tutorial. There are no other special difficulties. Just add the material and then adjust it. It can be completed by making some changes. Let’s practice it together.

Rendering:

Operation steps:

Take the picture of goddess Scarlett as an example

First we need to dig out the goddess

There are many ways to cut out pictures

I won’t go into details here

I use a lasso

Give it a rough outline

Feather 20, then select Inverse

Create a new layer, Shortcut keysCtrl+Shift+N

Select white or light solid color as the foreground color

Alt+Delete fill with foreground color

Ctrl+DDeselect

Then Ctrl+E to merge the layers downward

Ctrl+JCopy one layer

Then Image-Adjustment-Decolor

Ctrl+M brings up the curve command

Adjust the curve so that there are fewer midtones

The distinction between light and dark is obvious

Then start to pile up various materials:

This step is very simple

Just drag them piece by piece into PS

Make a multiply on the picture

Then just put it in the appropriate position

Be careful, don’t slap me in the face!

After stacking the materials, it will look like this

Then create a new layer

Click on the Channels panel

Then hold down ctrl–click on the RGB channel

The highlight area is selected. (shortcut key Ctrl+Alt+2-5)

Then select-invert the selection (shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+I)

This will select the dark part of the graphic

Then create a new mask

Then prepare a watercolor material:

Drag the material into ps

Because the original image is relatively large

Just drag the material a little bigger:

Directly drag the Mask on layer 2 into this material

Apply mask

Done!

Use the same method as before to add a logo

Take a look at the finished product:

Today’s shortcut keys are used a lot

Everyone will become familiar with it after practicing it a few times

Shortcut keys used in this article:

Duplicate layer: Ctrl+J

Create a new layer: Ctrl+Shift+N

Fill with foreground color: Alt+Delete

Curve command: Ctrl+M

Select highlights: Ctrl+Alt+2-5

Select dark areas: Ctrl+Shift+I

Merge layers downward: Ctrl+E

Deselect: Ctrl+D

Come to the backstage and tease me to get materials to practice!

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WeChat ID: maluyelang666

Do you like this effect? Did you encounter any problems during the production process? I believe that the students have already achieved results that they are satisfied with. In short, there is no shortcut to learning PS, you must start hands-on.

@野鹿志:
The effect of this tutorial is very brilliant and artistic. Use PS to add a watercolor splash effect to the goddess Scarlett. Cutout is used in the tutorial. There are no other special difficulties. Just add the material and then adjust it. It can be completed by making some changes. Let’s practice it together.

Rendering:

Operation steps:

Take the picture of goddess Scarlett as an example

First we need to dig out the goddess

There are many ways to cut out pictures

I won’t go into details here

I use a lasso

Give it a rough outline

Feather 20, then select Inverse

Create a new layer, Shortcut keysCtrl+Shift+N

Select white or light solid color as the foreground color

Alt+Delete fill with foreground color

Ctrl+DDeselect

Then Ctrl+E to merge the layers downward

Ctrl+JCopy one layer

Then Image-Adjustment-Decolor

Ctrl+M brings up the curve command

Adjust the curve so that there are fewer midtones

The distinction between light and dark is obvious

Then start to pile up various materials:

This step is very simple

Just drag them piece by piece into PS

Do it on the pictureMultiply

Then just put it in the appropriate position

Be careful, don’t slap me in the face!

After stacking the materials, it will look like this

Then create a new layer

Click on the Channels panel

Then hold down ctrl–click on the RGB channel

The highlight area is selected. (shortcut key Ctrl+Alt+2-5)

Then select-invert the selection (shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+I)

This will select the dark part of the graphic

Then create a new mask

Then prepare a watercolor material:

Drag the material into ps

Because the original image is relatively large

Just drag the material a little bigger:

Directly drag the Mask on layer 2 into this material

Apply mask

Done!

Use the same method as before to add a logo

Take a look at the finished product:

Today’s shortcut keys are used a lot

Everyone will become familiar with it after practicing it a few times

Shortcut keys used in this article:

Duplicate layer: Ctrl+J

Create a new layer: Ctrl+Shift+N

Fill with foreground color: Alt+Delete

Curve command: Ctrl+M

Select highlights: Ctrl+Alt+2-5

Select dark areas: Ctrl+Shift+I

Merge layers downward: Ctrl+E

Deselect: Ctrl+D

Come to the backstage and tease me to get materials to practice!

This article was published by “Yelu Zhi”

Welcome to share, please indicate the source when reprinting

————————–

Keep Curiosity Keep Learning

Public account ID: yeluzhi666

WeChat ID: maluyelang666

Do you like this effect? Did you encounter any problems during the production process? I believe that the students have already achieved results that they are satisfied with. In short, there is no shortcut to learning PS, you must start hands-on.