PS Synthetic Ancient Tree portrait

This tutorial introduces a more commonly used synthesis method, which synthesizes the portrait into the physical. Here is the choice of ancient trees, in fact, the other kind of operation of the process is similar. General process: Find the appropriate material, the portrait to color, with the mask control area. And then the background to cover the portrait above, modify the layer blending mode, you can get the initial effect. Later processing details can be.

Final effect

1, open the tree material, and then open the character material, all selected portrait, this tutorial by the software self-study Network starter, dragged to the tree material.

Portrait add mask, with a black brush smear, wipe out the edge of the face, this does not have to be too accurate, almost.

2, will be the character to color. Copy the background, move the background copy to the portrait layer, blending mode to "multiply", this tutorial is started by the software self-study Network, and the portrait and background copies are adjusted to highlight each color. No specific parameters, their own observation, the feeling of the portrait and the tree can be more integrated.

3, the brush hardness, opacity reduction, with a black brush in the portrait layer mask continues to smear, the scarf, head, neck and other places smear, so that portrait and tree more naturally combined together.

4, right cheek zygomatic place and the shade contrast of the tree is not obvious, make a constituency in background or background copy, with deepen tool deepen, this tutorial by the software self-study net start, this is not necessary, just refinement.

5, if you think portrait projection is not obvious enough, a new layer, with low hardness, low opacity gray brush smear point projection, blending mode to "multiply", this is the details of processing, according to the actual operation.

Finally, the overall color palette, add adjustment layer, I lowered the saturation, added a bit of contrast.

Final effect:

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