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Tinsel Picture
- By Anastacia Sholik
- Published 12/18/2006
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Group out both layers (ctrl+g) and increase the laces' contrast (Levels). Correcting its size (ctrl+t), try to place it the way to look like a sleeve. Change the layer's type on Multiply and apply the shown option: Filter - Sharpen - Sharpen.
Insert the lace on the girl's body too, by distorting it with Edit - Transform - Perspective.
Represent on her neck the pearls' beads.
Pass to representing the blind on the back background. We need for this to insert on a new layer (ctrl+n) the necessary textile's texture.
Create above it a new layer and paint it out with the Gradient Tool with the next adjustments:
Change the layer's type on Soft Light and combine the layers. Insert the new picture that we've got under the girl's layer, correcting its size (ctrl+t).
Distort it a little with the next selection: Edit - Transform - Distort.
Choose the Turbulence Tool in the Liquefy window.
Distort the blind more with the Distort option.
Now we have to increase the number of the folds on the blind. Just copy the blind's layer and change the placement's angle and the copy's size (ctrl+t), Then place it close to the folds that we already have on the previous layer (that was possible to do exactly after the textile's placement under the girl's layer). Combine the layers with the blind's parts and apply the next filter (Filter - Distort - Shear).
Choose now the picture of the wallpapers.
Correct the brightness and the contrast (Levels) and apply the necessary filter (Filter - Artistic - Cutout).
Copy this layer (ctrl+j) and blur out this copy: Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur.
Change the layer's type on darken and merge down the layers.
Correct after that their color by using Hue/Saturation (ctrl+u).
Above the wallpapers' layer must be introduced the textile's texture.
Correct again the brightness and the contrast (ctrl+m).
Change the layer's type on color Burn and minimize the Opacity till 40%. Make use of the Blending Mode to add the girl's Drop Shadow to the blind.
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Copy the new layer (ctrl+j) and turn it around horizontally: Edit - Transform - Flip Horizontal. Combine these layers after that (ctrl+e), make a copy after that and turn it around with next selection: Edit - Transform - 90 CW.
Merge down the flares' parts (ctrl+e) and make a copy of the layer (ctrl+j). Minimize the copy and turn it around (ctrl+t).Represent then a circle in the middle of the star on a new layer. You have to use for this the Ellipse Tool (you'll get an equal circle by keeping pressed the Shift button).
Blur out the circle (Gaussian Blur) and merge the flares' parts. The new layer must be copied and the copy blurred out.
Combine again the flares' parts. Then copy many times the layer and change the size of the copies and placement's angle (ctrl+t). Place the flares on the ornaments. To make the brilliance more intensive, we have to merge down all the layers containing the flares (ctrl+e). Copy the new layer and blur out the copy (Gaussian Blur).
Choose now the picture of a pretentious frame.
Erase its background and place the frame above the wall's layer. Correct its color with Hue/Saturation (ctrl+u).
On the layer, under the frame, must be inserted an old picture.
Correct its color (ctrl+u).
Add after that the frame's Drop Shadow in the Blending Options menu?
Above the frame's layer introduce the texture of an old and dirty paper sheet.
Change the layer's type on Multiply.
Merge down all the layer now: Layer - Merge Visible (shift+ctrl+e) and insert on a new layer the picture of a paper with unequal edges.
Erase the background it is situated on. Then place the layer lower than the picture's layer. Group these layers (ctrl+g) and create a new layer lower than the rest of them. It must be painted with the Paint Bucket Tool.
On a new layer introduce a butterfly's picture.
Cut it out, minimize its size and turn it around (ctrl+t). Correct the brightness and the contrast (ctrl+l). Add after that the butterfly's Drop Shadow and a flare on it.
That's it, the illustration is finished!
Finished!
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Made by Sigma
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5 Responses to "Tinsel Picture" 
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said this on 16 Jan 2009 8:37:00 AM CDT
the neck is freakingly long... the girl is scary, but the effects you used on this are simply superb... but you should kept the aspect ratio of the wallpaper, the curtains, and the other backgrounds/wallpapers/textures you used... but otherwise it is still good... cool tut...
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said this on 26 May 2009 3:03:26 PM CDT
This is extremely amazing. I will be sure to try this.
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