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I've also did handle my background too, using only 2 tones basically - the blue and the pink.
Now it is time to adjust the colors - I really can't imagine working without color adjustments. Create a new layer and drop a gradient on it. The gradient top color is something like image background. Click to find out the best layer blending mode
Create another gradient along with a new layer.
The same thing with the lower part - the same technique was used there.
A little bit of color adjustments:
And this is basically it. This is hard to explain by words- you should always find the perfect value definition. Like in this part of the image:
Try not to spoil such details. See you next time.
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9 Responses to "Landscape design" 
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said this on 22 May 2009 7:22:58 AM CST
What a cool tutorial, you make it seem so easy, yet it never comes out quite as expected :P
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said this on 22 May 2009 7:46:55 AM CST
Wow! Very impressive, you are a true photoshop artist!
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said this on 24 May 2009 7:03:26 PM CST
Awesome tutorial, I''ve been thinking of getting an Intuos4, and this tutorial is sure to get me started, :).
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said this on 11 Jun 2009 1:58:51 AM CST
awesome....man superb i lyk ths............?
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said this on 25 Jun 2009 1:06:59 AM CST
thats REALLY impressive...really hard to do though...how long did it take to make? i always get frustrated when i am working for a long tym..looking at ur work...You really have alota Patience..reply pllz..tq
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said this on 21 Jul 2009 11:02:35 AM CST
It's avant-gardiste exellent
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said this on 18 Nov 2009 11:54:50 PM CST
Verrryyyy nice! But what/where did brush #150 come from? I noticed it in your abstract piece (my favorite) as well.
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