Photoshop Synthetic 2015 hazy city poster scene

Photoshop synthetic 2015 hazy city poster scene

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Material:

First open the main material, the right side can see some strange foreign language, first get rid of it. It's a good habit to copy the background one layer first. Use the Stain Repair tool to brush the text twice to remove the body.

Some of the flaws were repaired with tools.

Not satisfied with the place can use imitation stamp repair, look at the circle of the place, some dark, we have to adjust.

Create a new curve adjustment layer, pull it up slightly, and then fill the mask with black, with a soft corner white brush to erase the area you want to brighten.

Now look at the brightness, although it went up, but the color has become lighter, we again use saturation added back ... Also use a mask to determine which area you want to adjust.

The background is generally finished, with the text tool to play the text, preferably a smaller font, I use is Helvetica. Select both the text and background layers, select the Move tool, and then adjust the text to the middle of the screen with the horizontal center alignment. Double-click the type layer to add a slight outer glow to the number.

Next we add a stereo effect to the number. Copy a layer of digital layer, the number of just copied the color of the change to black, and then the size slightly smaller. Then press ctrl+[to move the layer down one layer, at this time already has three-dimensional effect.

If you care about the details, you can circle the location with the Lasso tool to check out the selection, in the text layer and black text layer to see the new layer filled with black, fill the vacancy.

Select the black text layer and the layer that just fills the gap by pressing CTRL and then press CTRL+G to put the two in a group and name the group "bevel". Then reduce the opacity of the bevel group, so that the three-dimensional effect looks like if there is no ...

It seems to be like this:

Copy the White digital layer again, the text color is black, and move the copied layer to the bottom of the bevel group (note that the bottom of the bevel group, be careful not to drag into the bevel group),

We use it as a shadow of "2015". Right-click the layer and convert it to a smart object so that when we transform it we can repeat the transformation multiple times without losing pixels.

Notice that all the roads seem to converge at a distance, which is the vanishing point, and its position is vital to the perspective of our shadow.

Free transform just converted to the text layer of the Smart object, right button, select Twist, adjust 4 control points, let the transformation box both sides of the extension lines intersect in the vanishing point, and make the shadow position happens, this need to master.

Add a 90° motion blur and Gaussian blur to the shadow layer, and the value will look good. The filter you set now displays the smart filter, so let's add a mask to the filter, which looks like a far more blurry effect. Use the gradient tool to pull a gradient from white to gray on the mask of the smart filter OK, it looks like this ...

Open the pigeon material with magic wand tools to simply pull out the pigeons, because the pigeon will be scaled very small, so do not be too careful. Store the pictures in the PSD format and go back to the files we've been working on. Select the file > place the connected Smart object, import the pigeon material just picked up, and adjust the size of the pigeon.

Background, so after scaling the whole pigeon must be black, and the edge is also blackened, then we need to adjust the smart object. Double-click the pigeon layer's thumbnail to return to the pigeon file.

Create a new layer with a white brush on the edge of the pigeon to light up and avoid the edge blackening after shrinking the image.

Then select the layer > create the clipping mask so that unnecessary parts outside the pigeon edge are covered by the mask. Then create a new curve to increase the overall brightness, which looks like this:

Then press Ctrl+s save, back to "2015" file, at this time the effect is much better. Yes, the landlord here to the pigeon level flip a bit, the effect looks better, we can adjust according to their preferences.

Add the inner and outer glow to the dove, let it light up, slightly reduce the opacity, and better integrate into the background.

Now the general has been completed, the rest is the color palette, the first curve down the overall brightness.

Add a gradient map, change the pattern to filter color, and adjust the opacity to make the color look soft.

Add color balance, a little red in the shadow hue, so that the building in the dark is not very green.

I have created a new layer here, with a black brush lightly wipe the shadow, so that the edge of the dark. Then we'll import the sunlight and put it in the upper-right corner of the canvas.

Then create a new layer fill blue, with a brush to the sky part of a slightly lighter blue, and then with the orange-red super soft angle brush in the upper right corner of the point.

Reduce the opacity, blending options to soft light, the feeling has come out.

Do it again in the same way, you can change the color.

Turn up some of the contrast and use the mask to make it more influential below the horizon. Ctrl+alt+shift+e stamped visible layer, with a Gaussian blur, the blending option to brighten, resulting in a hazy feeling. Finally, the brush can be dotted.

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