Photoshop Blue light Band Wallpaper

This tutorial is mainly about making beautiful ribbons with selections and masks. In order to highlight the light sense background part needs to use a darker color. The Ribbon section mainly uses the Pen tool to hook up the approximate contour chart, then fills the brighter color, plus the layer mask uses the black brush to adjust the brightness degree.

This tutorial is mainly about making beautiful ribbons with selections and masks. In order to highlight the light sense background part needs to use a darker color. The Ribbon section mainly uses the Pen tool to hook up the approximate contour chart, then fills the brighter color, plus the layer mask uses the black brush to adjust the brightness degree. The production method is simpler.

Final effect 1

Final Effect 2

1. Create a new 1024 * 768 pixel file. Select the Gradient tool, and the color settings are as shown in Figure 1, pulling out the linear gradient in Figure 2.

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Figure 2

2, create a new layer, using the elliptical marquee tool to pull out the selection shown in Figure 3, press CTRL + ALT + D feather 30 pixels, fill color: #B4ECFD, layer opacity to: 80%, the effect is as Figure 4.

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Figure 4

3, create a new layer, on the left to pull an elliptical selection of the appropriate change in the next direction, feather 30 pixels after the fill color: #052DA3, the effect of the following figure.

Figure 5

4, create a new layer, named "Ribbon 1" with the Pen tool to check out the selection shown in Figure 6. Fill color: #63D4F6, the effect is shown in Figure 7.

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Figure 7

5, the "Ribbon 1" layer to copy a layer, layer opacity to: 30%, plus layer mask to the left with a black brush paint a little bit. Hide the "Ribbon 1" layer, the effect of the following figure.

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6, the "Ribbon 1" layer to duplicate a layer, layer opacity to: 60%. With a layer mask, with a black brush, the brush opacity is set to: 10%. Then smear it slowly on the mask, wiping out the shading effect, as shown in Figure 10.

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Figure 10

7, the "Ribbon 1" layer selection, create a new layer, the foreground color set to white. Apply a brush to the 11 red circle position with a slight edge-high light effect, as shown in Figure 12.

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Figure 12

8, the top of the layer to create a new layer, with a pen to check out Figure 13, the selection, fill color: #63D4F6, the elimination of selection after the layer opacity to: 30%, plus layer mask, with a black brush to erase unwanted parts, the effect is as Figure 14.

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Figure 14

9, the main high light belt to achieve the approximate effect.

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10, the same method of making other light bands, the effect of the figure 16,17.

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11, a new layer, plus some decorative small circle, the effect of the following figure.

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12, the final plus decorative text, and then the overall modification of the details, complete the final effect.

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