Mazda Photoshop Rendering
- By Anastacia Sholik
- Published 12/4/2006
- Drawing
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Insert on our picture now the car's logo, using the Brush Tool.
Make the background look darker not to distract the attention from the car. Apply Paint Bucket Tool.
The corners must also look darker, that's why you should choose the Gradient Tool.
Next step includes adding the car's shadow.
Choose for this the Pen Tool on a new layer and insert the shadow under the car's layer.
Then blur it out, applying the next combination: Filter ? Blur ? Gaussian Blur.
Minimize the layer's Opacity till 76%.
Merge down all the layers now with Layer - Merge Visible (shift+ctrl+e).
Copy the layer that you've got and blur it out.

Change the layer's type on Lighten and minimize the layer's Opacity till 85%.
Increase a little the picture's contrast, applying Image - Adjustments - Curves (ctrl+m).
Make the car's logo now look clearer, making use of the Brush Tool and the Blur Tool (just not to look too in contrast comparing with the entire car).
Finally add the flare on it, using Filter - Render - Lens Flare.
That's it!
Made by Sigma
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Make the background look darker not to distract the attention from the car. Apply Paint Bucket Tool.
The corners must also look darker, that's why you should choose the Gradient Tool.
Next step includes adding the car's shadow.
Choose for this the Pen Tool on a new layer and insert the shadow under the car's layer.
Then blur it out, applying the next combination: Filter ? Blur ? Gaussian Blur.
Minimize the layer's Opacity till 76%.
Merge down all the layers now with Layer - Merge Visible (shift+ctrl+e).
Copy the layer that you've got and blur it out.

Change the layer's type on Lighten and minimize the layer's Opacity till 85%.
Increase a little the picture's contrast, applying Image - Adjustments - Curves (ctrl+m).
Make the car's logo now look clearer, making use of the Brush Tool and the Blur Tool (just not to look too in contrast comparing with the entire car).
Finally add the flare on it, using Filter - Render - Lens Flare.
That's it!
Made by Sigma
+ View full size image
2 Responses to "Mazda Photoshop Rendering" 
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said this on 04 Mar 2008 8:17:51 AM CDT
10x
i love that so match
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