How to make digital fragmentation effects with PS

Final effect.

1. First step: (Prepare work) to find good material pictures.

2. Set brush (of course, you can download the same on the Internet yourself)

Press Shortcut B to select a brush shape-shaded brush-projection square –35 pixel (Photoshop with this type of brush)

3. Continue setting the brush: Press F5 to open the Brush Setup Panel – Select Scatter (scattering) – The values are as follows:

4. Continue to set the texture.

5.OK, the brush is ready the author used the material is white background background layer using white, material picture put on a layer, build a mask,

Using the brush you just set, the color black, you can get the following effect:

6. Constantly adjust the brush size, continue.

7. OK, now to do the fall of the box.

The author uses the Stamp tool, and the stamp brush chooses just the set, so that it can be copied directly.

(often forget, the stamp tool can also set the brush)

So the technique is also relatively simple.

Copy a layer of footage, remove the mask, and then create a new layer of blank layers to use the Stamp tool on a blank layer.

8. Select the Stamp Tool (S) – Select a good brush – the projection square brush is set as follows:

9. Set a good brush, you can directly in our construction of the blank layer painting system remember the stamp tool used,

The Brush sample (sample) is set to the current and bottom layers (Below &)

Open the painting, it does not matter, bold painting, superfluous can be masked and then erased.

10. Remember to adjust the size of the brush at any time, so that there is a sense of space and contrast

11. The final step is to adjust the author felt that the top of the small box too much he added a mask, the unwanted wipe, the following figure.

12. If you feel this diagram lacks contrast, you can create a new fill layer, fill black, and blend mode to soft light.

Done

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