Photoshop Design Avatar movie poster tutorial

James Cameron's movie head does not need to be introduced more. The focus of this film is on net worth, which is an Aboriginal robot race called Pandora's Planet who stays. While television channels and news portals are full of praise for the technology used in this film and its advantages in production, many designers find themselves injected with great encouragement from the net worth of the characters, watching the film. So for your designer who wants to build such a Navi image, a given Photoshop tutorial is certainly going to be a big help. This tutorial details how to create a navi image of any usual photo, an impressive addition to text and background to make avatar posters. Let's first look at what you can do in just 8 simple steps, with this amazing Navi photo effect.

1.Step: Ready

First, create a new file: 1000 * 700 pixels. Drag the material file to your document. Here we use a picture of a girl, the effect:

Take the vague tool to soften the Maiden's lips.

This is one of the most important steps below.

We're going to shape her face, to do this, we'll use filters – liquefaction (ctrl+shift+x). Enter filter – liquefaction panel.

The recommended brush pressure is set at no more than 50%.

There are only 2 tools that need to be used here-mainly the forward morphing tool and the expandable tool.

Ok,let ' Go

Select the forward transform tool to push the following figure from the middle of the nose to the opposite direction:

In your use through the expansion tool, make the girl's eyes enlarged.

The following is a deeper dodge tool to modify the eyes, which enhances the three-dimensional results as follows:

Don't worry about your inability to achieve perfect results.

Continue the experiment until you are right. Now add the adjustment layer (curve), the parameters of the curve, the effect is to darken some, such as the following settings:

Results:

In the following step, we will adjust the human skin in the future.

You all have to realize that the character's skin is blue. Therefore, for this, we will add an adjustment layer.

This time it will be hue/saturation. Select the following parameters:

Adds the hue/saturation layer of the layer mask. Now select the brush foreground color setting Black to wipe the girl's eyes blue.

(in the case of the mask, the black brush is equivalent to the eraser, choose White is the opposite) the following is the result:

Hey, we're adding a bit of alligator skin texture.

Select-Invert the bottom and click Delete. The blending mode is changed to overlay and the opacity is set to 50%.

Results:

Now, we will make use of the girl's eyes more impressive.

To do this, we need to create a new layer. With the elliptical marquee tool, select one of the girls ' eyes to get a selection, ctrl+j a layer and copy the other eye separately. Sets the blending mode to overlay.

The effect is as follows:

You may recall that the film had dark lines in their skin.

In this step, we will create these lines and use line decorations. You can download some of my 200 tribal tattoo design articles and drag them into your download for good decorations. Fill the decorations with dark blue (#384c9c)

and perform the filter-blur-Gaussian blur and select 10–15px. Now, repeat this step 4-8 times until the effect is as follows:

We almost created this girl.

Now, we will increase the spark of the glow. To this end, we will create a new layer again. Press F5 to open the Brush panel, select the Star brush, interval 50%:

Select the Pen tool, select the path mode, draw the path around the character's eyes, right-click and select the stroke path, select the brush, and then click OK. Don't forget to set the brush white and hardness to 0.

The effect is as follows:

For this layer, we add some layer styles-the outer glow. This is my result:

OK figure is done, we now add the background. For the Avatar movie poster, I think the most appropriate background is the jungle or war episode. You can put anything you like. I used Google to search for a good war picture.

Find the background and characters do not match, go to picture-> Adjust-hue/saturation, and select the following parameters:

Create another new layer, fill the black, and go into the filter-render-lens flare. Select 35 mm, 120% brightness.

Click OK to change the blending mode to filter color.

In this final step, we need to add text to our poster. Create a new layer, code into text, color: #e1dddd.

We add a few more effects, layer style outer glow:

Finally, we finished our movie with the characters and posters created. Of course, you can add more text or images to the background.

In fact, it is not difficult to make this effect.

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