Hi there again fellas. When you want to create a dynamic work convey a sense of art painting in its subjects, use your wildest imagination. You know very well about Photoshoping something. You know the tools. You know how to use it wisely to get anything you want. Then use it! All you gotta do is just try and try any of possibilities you can found in your beautiful subject.This dedicated tutorial is the main example of that style. Dedicated? Yupp, I dedicated again this to my old talented Indian photographer, Mr. Das. Hmmm... Santanu Das was asking me about how to create this particular creative background design as we can easily find in photographic studio.
This is what I'm talking about...
Beautiful model.. Ouchhh!!!
I'll let you in on one of the most effective and easily mastered techniques that I use to create striking, no need dynamic distortion of the subject - in this case I using the model suggested by him self, although this technique can be adapted for each objects that you want to feature your work, such as cars or trees.
Once you’ve picked the brushes you like and convenient to your need and created the Layer of each color you wanna paint, select the Brush tool (B) and apply separate paint strokes so that each color are on separate layers – and make sure you name each layer to find them easily.
For this exercise, I used around 7 different brush size diameter on about 15 layers, but you can use more or less depending on your image and the effect you’re after.
Play around with the brush diameter size and set the opacity of each layers created in low. Add some blur filter to each and voila! You've created what looks like a stain paint, but in the future, you can use a similar technique form of cutting force and distort your subject.. if you need to :p
Try to free your mind.. there's no need to be afraid of making mistakes. Remember what I've said yesterday? Now you got what I meant, such a simple way, isn't it? Do the same to scratch your other layer till you get the aim of this tut. These steps can take some time, especially at the beginning, but it’s the most important part of this visual creation of the background, so take all the time you need brotha'.
Learn how to make a simple easy custom brush, then use it to create vibrant, freehand paintings along the way. This is one of the manipulation result I wanted.
You can simply add a directional light on that sample to make it more bright or something, but I leave it as the original image said. That's obviously optional. Remember... You are ROCK and you can do this simple kinda trick!!! Take a peep for a while at How to Install and Manage Brushes and Other Presets to save easily your custom brush.
Mr. Das... If you can do this awesome trick, then you are absolutely in the right way to create image background like both images above... It is the same way. Hope this is quite helpful to you. For all my blogger friends... Additional notes?!?!? Any critics?!
Paint Brush screenshot taken from www.keithgarrow.com
Once you’ve picked the brushes you like and convenient to your need and created the Layer of each color you wanna paint, select the Brush tool (B) and apply separate paint strokes so that each color are on separate layers – and make sure you name each layer to find them easily.
For this exercise, I used around 7 different brush size diameter on about 15 layers, but you can use more or less depending on your image and the effect you’re after.
Play around with the brush diameter size and set the opacity of each layers created in low. Add some blur filter to each and voila! You've created what looks like a stain paint, but in the future, you can use a similar technique form of cutting force and distort your subject.. if you need to :p
Note : Shortcut of Brush size diameter is [ bricket or ] bricket.
Try to free your mind.. there's no need to be afraid of making mistakes. Remember what I've said yesterday? Now you got what I meant, such a simple way, isn't it? Do the same to scratch your other layer till you get the aim of this tut. These steps can take some time, especially at the beginning, but it’s the most important part of this visual creation of the background, so take all the time you need brotha'.
Learn how to make a simple easy custom brush, then use it to create vibrant, freehand paintings along the way. This is one of the manipulation result I wanted.
You can simply add a directional light on that sample to make it more bright or something, but I leave it as the original image said. That's obviously optional. Remember... You are ROCK and you can do this simple kinda trick!!! Take a peep for a while at How to Install and Manage Brushes and Other Presets to save easily your custom brush.
Mr. Das... If you can do this awesome trick, then you are absolutely in the right way to create image background like both images above... It is the same way. Hope this is quite helpful to you. For all my blogger friends... Additional notes?!?!? Any critics?!
Paint Brush screenshot taken from www.keithgarrow.com
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salam friend
thank for info
I know brushes and photoshop ,coz read your article