Wednesday, 19 December 2012

Create a Story Book Come to Life in Photoshop




This tutorial we will present how to make a story book to life in Photoshop. It's very interesting a nice tutorial. Create this tutorial we use Photoshop technique, light and shadows. So let's have a try...



Story Book Coming to Life Photoshop Tutorial

Tutorial Details
Program: Adobe Photoshop CS2
Difficulty: Medium-Hard
Estimated Completion Time: 1 hour

Resources
Tileable Wood Texture by ftisis-stock (Creative Commons License)
Orange Sunset by night-fate-stock (Creative Commons License)
Premade Background 20 by night-fate-stock (Creative Commons License)
Grassy Field by foxstox (Creative Commons License)
Long road by night-fate-stock (Creative Commons License)
Street Clock by ro-stock (Creative Commons License)
Book 2 by Renaude Hatsedakis (Creative Commons License)
Step 1 – Create a new image

We will be creating a square canvas for this image so to begin, let’s create a new Photoshop document with the following settings:
Width: 3000 pixels
Height: 3000 pixels
Resolution: 300 dpi
Color Mode: RGB Color; 8bit
Background Contents: Transparent


Step 2 – Create the background

In this step, we would be creating our background, specifically the table and the sky. Let’s start by creating our sky. Open the stock image: Premade Background 20. We would only need the sky in this image so activate the Rectangular Marquee tool (M) and click on a point on the edge of the image and drag the mouse down to where the sky meets the ground. See image below:



Now that you’ve selected the sky, activate the Move tool (V) then left click on the selected part of the image and drag it to our 3000×3000 canvas. As you can see, the image on our canvas is rather small so we would have to resize that. Activate the Transform tool (Ctrl/Cmd + T) and then right click on the image to bring up the contextual menu, when the menu pops up, click on Scale. Now the Scale tool helps in accurately resizing an image. To resize, just move the square buttons located on the edges of the image.



After that, let’s open the stock image: Orange Sunset. We would be adding this image to enhance the look and feel of our sky. thepirActivate the Rectangular Marquee tool (M) and then select the sky, and then drag that selected layer to the canvas. Once the new sky is on our canvas, activate the Transform tool (Ctrl/Cmd + T) and then scale the image as seen below:



Now that our new sky has been transformed, let’s change its Opacity so it would blend in with the sky layer under it. On the Layer window, go to Opacity and reduce its level to 70%.



If you’d look carefully there are some clouds from our first sky layer appearing on the second sky layer. This doesn’t look good, so we would need to brighten that part.










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