PS Production abstract fantasy background effect map

PS Production abstract fantasy background effect map

Step One: Background making

We create a new 1250x1550 (in pixels) with a resolution of 72 pixel/inch canvas, click OK. Then use the rectangular tool to pull one and the canvas and other large rectangles, color random. To add a gradient layer style:

Zoster: #053f95, right color mark: #01122b, the effect is probably purple:

Is it simple?

Step Two: Draw radiation

New layer group, named "Radiation", all the radiation is in this group. In fact, this step is also very simple, we can so draw, only for reference ha! After you have determined the horizontal and vertical lines, draw the line on the left (right), then draw the line below the left (right), then copy it horizontally, flip it, and move it right. As for what tools to draw, then everyone at random. Straight tools or brushes are fine, that's not the point.

Copy this layer group, hide the original, copy the group into a smart object, copy it once. The following smart object is under Gaussian blur; The above smart object layer opacity is 50%

Step three: Draw the triangle

Again, create a new layer group, named "Triangle," and all the triangles are in this group.

We use a custom shape tool to draw a small triangle.

Well, that's it. Then the effect is probably like this (in fact, the size of the casual, like the good):

Notice that the two corners and two lines on the bottom of the triangle are aligned:

Copy this layer, press ctrl+t to enlarge the triangle, set the fill to "none", the stroke is white, the thickness is about 2 pixels. The bottom two corners are still aligned with the corresponding line, and then all the triangles have to do, and I won't repeat the following, but remember. The effect is probably this:

Duplicate one layer, enlarge point:

One more layer, this time to zoom in a little bit is enough:

Copy a layer again (patience, there are many layers!), this time put a little bit larger, and then make the stroke a bit thicker, set the layer fill to 16%:

Duplicate a layer (these words will appear several times, do not bother, patience), a little magnification. Strokes than before, set the layer fill to 70%:

Duplicate a layer, this time zoom point, you can draw, stroke a bit thicker, set the layer fill to 16%, and then add a mask, from the top down fade:

Duplicate a layer, reduce some, and the previous layer overlap, set the stroke of 2 pixels, add a mask, with a smooth edge of the brush in the middle of a pen, of course, you can use the gradient to do this effect, we like how to do, the effect is probably this:

Duplicate a layer, enlarge a point, add a mask, or use the previous brush, brush strokes enlarged, the middle draw a pen, probably so:

Copy a layer (call ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~), the entire largest triangle, out of the picture, and then layer opacity is 30%, presumably so:

The effect is finally out of the overall, call ~ ~ ~ Really troublesome ...

Step four: Add a halo

Similarly, create a new layer group, named "Halo", and all the halo layers are placed in this group. Create a new layer, draw an oval shape with an elliptical tool, and then ctrl+t the angle of the stretch flattening transformation, on the side of the triangle on the waist, copy two layers, the transformation of the angle, placed on the other side of the triangle and the bottom, and then Gaussian blur or in the property panel feather can be, make a virtual effect, like this:

Copy the halo at the bottom, resize and blur, add masks, and hide the extra places:

And then the effect is this:

In the same way, add two halos to the two waist of the thickest triangle of the outer layer, like this:

Create a new layer, set layer opacity to 50% (in fact arbitrary), set the foreground color to white, with a virtual stroke in the middle of the smallest triangle to draw a virtual circle, strokes can be appropriate large, can cover the smallest triangle is good:

Create a new layer, set the layer fill to 0, draw a large positive circle or ellipse with the Ellipse tool (optional), and give a gradient overlay layer style:

Color labels from left to right are: #ff4905, #fdfc6b, #60fec7, #00fcfe, #054299, the position of the color is: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%; the effect is probably this:

This is a very blunt effect, isn't it? Watch out, go to the property panel and feather it! or turn into a smart object under Gauss Blur:

Think both sides are not bright enough? Add two halos:

Create a new layer, centered on the smallest triangle, and then paint a large white spot with a dashed brush, with the layer pattern superimposed:

New layer, brush small point, layer mode is normal, and then click:

Step Five: Adjust

Here is actually done almost, the middle Halo is not enough for everyone to adjust their own, the method is very simple, with a soft edge of the brush to point it. Save (in fact, we have to develop a good habit of saving at any time), export a JPG, and then directly dragged in, will automatically turn into a smart object. Copy, below the layer Gaussian blur, radius of 5 pixels around bar, with personal preference. Then change the opacity of the layer to 60%, and change the above layer mode to light.

Look, it's done! Everyone can adjust, according to their favorite to come!

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