How to Create A Crow Photo Manipulation - Part 1 -

In this particular article We'll explain to you how to make a dim fuzy photography adjustment using crows in addition to disintegration impact. You'll learn how to develop this intriguing impact inside a good way, create fuzy elements, develop degree associated with discipline and more.

We’ll begin that short training by simply creating a paper background, next adding product along with undertaking some retouch on her behalf. We’ll likewise create disintegration impact to the head of hair by using particles brushes. Then we’ll increase various other aspects, for example feathers, watercolor brushes, crow plus much more particles. Eventually we’ll increase along with draw some fuzy beautification intended for product to complete that short training. You’ll will need Photoshop CS3 or even new to visit the process.

 

Step 1

Create a new document with size of 3307×2480 px and fill it with white. Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+N to make a new layer. Hit G to active Gradient Tool and choose Radial Gradient with color #d5d5d5 and white (#ffffff). Drag a line from the left to right:

Step 2
Go to Layer-New Adjustment Layer-Curves and decrease the lightness:

Press B to active Brush Tool and vary brush opacity from 20 to 100%. Choose Curves layer mask and paint to reduce the dark on the parts shown on screenshot below:

Step 3
Extract model and place her at the left of our main canvas:

Step 4
Click the second button at the bottom of Layer Pallete to add mask to model layer. First I used soft black brush to remove hard edges of the hair, shoulder, neck (don’t paint too much, just enough to make the edges softer). Then I painted with debris brushes on these masked edges to create a disintegration effect there. With debris brushes, I changed settings for them (press F5 to do it) as shown below:

You can choose different brushes to paint.. Here is result on my layer mask and result on picture:

Step 5
Open model stock again. Use Lasso Tool (L) to copy the hair part then put it behind the model on our main picture. Use Warp Tool (Edit-Transform-Warp) to bend this hair a little:

Add layer mask to this one with debris brushes:

Step 6
Make model and hair layers selected then press Cmd/Ctrl+G to make group for them. Change the mode of this group from Pass Through (default group mode) to Normal 100%. On hair layer, go to Layer-New Adjustment Layer-Gradient Map and pick default colors (black and white) to desaturate the model:

by Jenny Le.