Working on our background,use #0e5358 and #020d11 color. Select Gradient Tool (G) and apply.Īdd New Layer. Select Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) and create a selection below the image. Then, Select Paint Bucket Tool (G) and apply a color.name the layer to BG1.Īdd another Layer. Name the layer to BG2 Shift+Click on BG1 layer so that selection will appear. Adjust the Gradient to foreground to Transparent. now apply the gradient on the upper part of the selection. Now that we’re done on our background, lets add the model.
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You can download to Model Stock Photo in HERE Now Start Removing the back using Pen Tool (P) or Polygonal Lasso Tool (L). After removing the background of the Model Stock Photo, transfer it to our working document using Move Tool (V) by dragging. Lets try edit our Model Stock Photo first. The reason is we need to hide the hand using it.Ĭhoose Lasso Tool (L) and select an area in the pants, Duplicate the selected are by Pressing CRTL+J then move it on the hand. Once its on the right position you can use Clone Tool Tool (S) to clone the edges.Ĭhoose Lasso Tool (L) and select the area shown on the image below. After selecting, Press DELETE on your Keyboard.Īfter all the editing and cutting our Image should now look something like this.Ĭhoose Polygonal Lasso Tool (L) and select an area on the Model Stock Photo jacket same as the image below. SUNDAYS Stylus pop up vinyl shop + music quiz with Chris Carney. Question from past Spotlighter Peter Brush. It gives you control over the smoothness of your lines damp out. Email for more info on article guidelines. Name this duplicate layer to Model Stock Photo 2 The reason of doing this has something to do with our next 2 Steps. Hej Stylus is a control system for your graphic tablets pen, mouse or other input method. Select Model Stock Photo layer then Click Add New Layer, This new layer is now between Model Stock Photo and Model Stock Photo 2 layer. adjust the Pen Tool to Path create something like on the image. Right click to the path and choose Stroke Path>Brush.
Make sure you check on Simulate Pressure.Name the layer to Glow. Now Right Click on the Glow layer and select Blending Mode then choose Outer Glow.
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