Photoshop makes super cool space effect

With this example, you will learn about Photoshop's menus and commands and appreciate the function and functionality of Photoshop in the process of making practice. The most important thing is to learn to extrapolate.

Let me introduce you to the "Speed space" of the entire production process.

　　

First step line and square

　　

1, first create a new document called "Speed".

Fill the foreground color with black and set to RGB, when you build a new file, then we will first draw a square, (in order to make everyone convenient and quick to make a square, here we use Coreldraw9.0). Open a new file after entering the Coreldraw9.0, click on the Grid tool, set the horizontal, vertical number, as shown in Figure 02, and then pull out a set of boxes in the edit box, click Copy in the menu bar Edit menu or press CTRL + The C command copies the squares in the CorelDRAW to the newly-created "speed" document in Photoshop.

　　 　　 　　

Back to Photoshop 6 Click on the menu bar Edit menu to paste or press CTRL + V command, now the box has been pasted over! As shown in Figure 03, if you do this, you will definitely emit a black box with a white bottom and a very large one. It doesn't matter, click the free transform in the edit or press ctrl+t command, the figure can be reduced to the size you need.

2, because we need a black square, so we have to remove the white part. Click on the Select Range command in the menu, and after selecting the white part, press OK (as shown in Figure 04), then you will see that the white area has been selected, then we just need to click on the keyboard "Delete" button, see the box? But now the box is black, we have to change it to color, click on the lock image transparent pixels (as shown in Figure 05)

　　

　　

We will find that at this time the layer will be more than a small lock, then we can choose the color we like, and press Atl+delete fill (I use the color is r:56 g:150 b:188), then press the ctrl+t (free transform) key, hold down the CTRL key, Until you pull the box into the shape that we need, and it looks more depth, (as shown in Figure 06), we then set the layer mode to screen to adjust the opacity and set it to 10% (as shown in Figure 07).

　　

　　

3, another layer, ready to do another square, the effect of this step, we in addition to using their own Photoshop, but also will use Coreldaw, as well as filter KPT6.0.

Like just now, we came to CorelDRAW and drew a square, set the number of horizontal and vertical squares (this time I use 50), and copy it, copy it back to Photoshop, paste the squares into the diagram, delete the white area and fill it with blue, because the steps are the same as 1, 2, I'm not mapping anymore. (as shown in Figure 08)

　　

After a few steps, and then click on the lock bar of the small white box, the small lock on the layer is missing, indicating that the layer is no longer locked, then select the \KPT6 filter under the Projeltor (as shown in Figure 09)

　　

Click the tool in the lower left corner of the screen (shown in 10) to select the 2D Scale Mirroring Horizon Bar (shown in 11) and press OK. will appear (as shown in the 12 figure).

　　

　　

　　

Then hold down the CTRL+T key and adjust it to the appropriate position, then you will see the edge of the square is boxy, then you can use the eraser a little bit around, you can erase the edge, and then use the Polygon lasso tool pull out a rectangle! (as shown in Figure 13)

　　

Click the feather Command (or press ctrl+alt+d) in the Select menu to feather the selection. and set the feather value to 120 pixels, press the DELETE key to delete the selected area, and finally set the layer blending mode to "screen" and set the opacity parameter to 50%-60% on the line. The first step is finished, and then introduce the second step-the production of the main light source.
Second Step main light source

　　

This step is mainly to add a light source on the graph we just learned to do well, we need to use the KPT6 filter to complete this step, but in general it is easier than the previous one.

1, we first to create a new layer and named "Light"

Select the foreground color to be white, then use the Brush tool and define the size (shown in Figure 15) to scribble two points on the layer (Figure 16).

　　

　　

Select the Smudge tool on the dashboard (shown in Figure 17) to adjust the brush size and pressure values (as shown in Figure 18)

　　

　　

2. Use the Smudge tool and hold down shift at the same time. Click at the beginning point and click at the end point (Figure 19). Continue in this way, pull out the "light source 1" layer is done. (as shown in the 20 picture)

　　

　　

The third step-astigmatism around the main light source is described below.
Third step astigmatism around the main light source

1, the original "light source 1" layer as a "light source 2" layer, with just what we learned the Free Transform command (ctrl+t) command, the "Light 2" pull big. (as shown in Figure 21) and change the screen blending mode to "screen" and adjust the opacity parameter to 50%.

　　

2, the "light source 1" layer and then copy a "light source 3" layer. When we do this we need to use the KPT6, select the Kpt projector in KPT6 (as shown in Figure 22), and make some minor adjustments with ctrl+t (see Figure 23).

　　

　　

3, do this step do not know whether you have noticed that there are some small light in the main light, (Figure 24)

　　

Its production is not very difficult to make, copy "light source 3" layer for "light source 4" layer, and will be reduced, placed in the main light source, and then, the "Light 4" layer to replicate several more, respectively, with ctrl+t to rotate, oh! By the way, remember to fill the small light you like the color, (already explained in detail how to fill, here I will not repeat, here I use the fill color yellow) with yellow can better show the effect of brightness!

Do this at this time, the third step has been introduced, the following is our fourth step-with the word light band.
Fourth step with the word light band

　　

1. Use polygonal lasso tool to pull out four irregular triangles (Figure 24) The color I use here is (r:0 g:175 b:196) and the layer is named "Light Band 1".

2, and then "light Band 1" layer to copy a "Light Band 2" new layer, the Gaussian blur in the blur in the dot-open menu (shown in Figure 25) sets the parameter of the radius to 5 pixels, and the "Light Band 2" is filled with yellow.

　　

Hold down CTRL while you click on the "Ribbon 1" layer (shown in Figure 26) and you can see that the "Light Band 1" layer is selected, then go back to the current layer "light Band 2" layer, press the DELETE key, then you can see "Light Band 2" on the selected area has been hollowed out, remember that the "Light Band 2" layer in the "Light Band 1" Layer above.

　　

3. Now we go back to the "light Band 1" layer and set the layer blending mode to the screen and set the opacity to 10% (as shown in Figure 27)

　　

Now the light is done, the rest is to do the text on the light, select the Text tool on the toolbar, and click Vertical Text (as shown in Figure 28)

　　

Converts a type layer to a pixel layer. Just click the right mouse button on the text layer and you can see that the text layer is converted to a pixel layer. (as shown in Figure 29)

　　

Press Ctrl+t (the free Transform tool) to La Cheng a type layer (such as Figure 30) and set the layer blending mode to overlay mode.

　　

Finally, repeat the above method to add the other three lines of text on the line (as shown in Figure 31)

Fifth Step Rounded Rectangle box

Select the Rounded Rectangle box tool on the dashboard and set the RADIUS values (shown in figures 32 and 33) to draw a rounded rectangle on the screen, select the Color (r=6,g=136,b=173) and name the "Rounded rectangle" layer, and then set the layer opacity value to 45%

Click the right mouse button on the layer and convert the layer to a pixel layer (shown in Figure 34).

　　

Holding down the CTRL key and clicking on this layer, loosen the CTRL key, create a new layer, name the stroke layer, and use the stroke layer as the current action layer.

Open the Stroke command in the edit and set the parameters (as shown in Figure 35).

　　

The effect on the diagram will be the same as shown in Figure 36.

　　

The rectangle is then erected across the frame (as shown in Figure 37).

　　

At this point you will see the bottom of the vertical column is translucent, in fact, this is very simple, just select the Eraser tool (as shown in Figure 38) to set the parameters, and the vertical column below the slightly wipe on the line (as shown in Figure 39)

　　

　　

Finally completed, some of the text on the map by your free play creative, arbitrary processing it, to make their own style, personality is my wish, but also sincerely thank you for reading my tutorial.