PS Synthetic Passion Cool Sports poster pictures

in this example, through the combination of two different scenes, with the task action to draw the rhythm of the ribbon and burning flame, so that its perfect combination with the characters to create a sports poster passion and dynamic, like friends let us learn together. Effect Chart:

1, a new blank image file, the parameters are set as follows:

2, respectively open "football field." JPG "sky. jpg" files, drag and drop to the current image file, adjust the size and placement, add masks for the "sky" layer, smear the mask with a black brush, hide some images, and adjust the hue/saturation of the layer respectively.

3, open the gradient fill, set the gradient color Purple to orange, for 50° radial gradient fill. Set the layer blending mode to soft light and set the layer opacity to 30%.

4, open "play football. jpg" file, drag and drop to the current picture image, adjust the size and placement, add layer mask, with a black brush "football" image background hidden.

5, open "smoke. jpg" file, drag and drop to the current image file, adjust the account size and placement. Set the blending mode of the layer to "color Dodge", add a layer mask, smear on the layer with a black brush, and hide some of the smoke.

6, new "Group 1", in "Group 1" new "Layer 1", load the "light. ABR" brush to draw light yellow light.

Create a new layer 2 with a white brush to draw dots of different sizes, double-click the Layer 2 layer thumbnail, tick the outer glow check box in the Layer Style dialog box, set the parameters after the arguments are clicked, and set the Group 1 layer blending mode to soft light.

7. Copy the "Play soccer" layer and apply a layer mask to load the "football copy" Layer selection. Create a new layer and rename it to Shadow, fill the selection with black and change freely, select a shadow collision, and perform a filter-blur-kill blur command. Set the radius to 10px, layer opacity to 60%, and adjust the layer position below the kick soccer layer. Category:

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