Photoshop to create a magical dancer

The tone of this tutorial is very artistic. The original material's tonal feeling is very single, the author uses the palette tool appropriately to add some auxiliary color, the effect is quite different.

The tone of this tutorial is very artistic. The original material's tonal feeling is very single, the author uses the palette tool appropriately to add some auxiliary color, the effect is quite different. With the appropriate decorative elements and text, the effect is more vivid.

Original

Final effect

1, open the original material, create a color balance adjustment layer, parameter settings such as Figure 1, 2.

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2, create an optional color adjustment layer, parameter settings such as Figure 3-7, the effect is shown in Figure 8.

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3. Open the material picture shown in Figure 9 and drag it in, press Ctrl+t to resize it. The layer mode is set to lighten. Then create a new layer and get layer 3. Press Ctrl+alt+shfit+e stamped layer, then the Layer 3 copy one layer, layer mode to "soft light", opacity is 50%, the effect is as shown in Figure 12.

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4, create a new layer to get Layer 4, fill black. Execution: Filter--render--lens flare, parameter settings as shown in Figure 13. When you are sure, set its layer mode to "filter", press ctrl+t and resize it, as shown in Figure 14.

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5, write and raster text, delete the bad parts, such as Figure 16.

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6, create a new layer. Use the Pen tool to check out the path shown in Figure 17, 18. and Ctrl+enter into a constituency. Fill White. The effect is shown in Figure 19.

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7. Merge all the text-related layers. Double-click the Add layer style, and the parameter is set as shown below.

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8, new layer. Stamped layer. With the Topaz filter sharpening, the parameters are set to the following figure, to determine the final effect of completion.

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Final effect: