Photoshop special effects: refreshing water polo with a light transmission effect

1. Create a new file in Photoshop, the file size is 006666 X, the RGB mode is used, and the background color is filled with #. Add a layer to create a circle of 80x80 and fill it with white. The result is as follows:

2. copy the image to the upper layer of the white circle.

Then select Layer/Group with Previous to move the watermarked image to the position shown in the figure:

3. use the Eraser Tool with a size of "100" to wipe the left and bottom sides, set the transparency to "50%", and then use the smaller Eraser Tool to wipe the circular boundary, in the end, the effect shown in the figure is achieved.

4. add a layer, use Airbrush Tool to spray the circular area near the upper right side of the foreground color is set to black, Airbrush transparency can be set to 20-40, the size can be 35 or 45, in short, in the end, the effect shown in the figure is achieved.

5. add a layer, draw a 20*12 large elliptical shape, fill it in white, turn the elliptic to the right 45 degrees angle, and place it in the position shown in the figure, I clicked a few white spots on the edge of it to make it look as if there were several bubbles around:

6. add a layer, draw a white circle of 80*80, and then use the Cut method to obtain the white crescent line shown in figure 07. In the same way, I drew a small white crescent line and placed it on the left. The result is shown in the figure:

7. Set the layer with white crescent lines to opacity 40%, and then the translucent effect is shown in the figure. In the end, I added a shadow with a less powerful column.

In this tutorial, I did not clearly describe every detailed step. Instead, I only introduced the simple production process. I hope that interested users can study this cute water polo with their heart.