Group the model and his layers, naming the group "face" as this will only be the face of our subject.ĭuplicate the "Model" layer, bringing it outside of the "Face" group. Mine is the Pen Tool! Step 2Ĭreate and clip a Gradient Map, Brightness/Contrast and Hue/Saturation adjustment layer into our model. I highly recommend keeping your groups named and organized in this step as there are quite a few! Step 1ĭownload, place and extract our model using your preferred method. Now, on to our main event: the man made out of stars! For this, you will have to have a good handle on both layer masks and layer modes. 4. How to Create a Living Galaxy Photo Effect Group all layers together into a group marked "CC" or "Color Correction" and Lock the group. Selective Color SettingsĬreate a fourth Selective Color adjustment layer. Selective Color SettingsĬreate a third Selective Color adjustment layer. While you can adjust multiple colors using the same Selective Color layer, I like to dedicate a new selective color layer for each color to give myself more control! Selective Color SettingsĬreate a second Selective Color adjustment layer. Color Lookup SettingsĬreate a Selective Color adjustment layer.
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I only ended up with three layers, but feel free to go crazy adding as much color as you want! Remember you can always come back and adjust these layers later. Use a large, soft, round Brush with a very low Flow Rate!Īdjust the Opacity of the different layers if needed. On many different New Layers set to a mixture of Screen and Color Dodge, paint blobs of purples, oranges, and reds across the space background! Using a large, soft, round Brush, lightly paint reds #563031 and purples #4e3159 all over the canvas, focusing on the lighter areas of the space background.Ĭreate another New Layer set to Overlay, and repeat the last step but with white! Step 3 Step 2Ĭreate a New Layer above the space texture, setting it to Screen.
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Next, we will be adding our space texture! Unlike with the stars, I sadly do not have a set method on how to paint nebulas and space backgrounds to share with everyone, but I do have a pre-painted texture to share! Step 1ĭownload and place the Space Texture onto the canvas.
2. How to Turn a Texture Into a Background If you want to create bigger stars, you can paint them in by hand using a hard round Brush, or you can Duplicate your current star layer and then enlarge the duplicate. You can also further adjust the stars using Curves. There is no one set of settings, but here's mine: Levels Settings Open up Image > Adjustments > Levels and slide the three toggles around until you get the desired result. Noise Settingsīlur the noise with Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Step 1Ĭreate a Color Fill layer set to a dark blue #0e101f.Ĭreate a New Layer filled with black, setting it to Screen. You can try one these instead.įind more resources on Envato Elements! 1. How to Create a Star Field (Optional)įirst, we will start by preparing our space environment! For the base, I have supplied a pre-painted nebula-like texture that's free to use anytime, anywhere, but also want to walk you through how to create a star field, which is the first step to creating many space-themed images.
Create a Living Galaxy Photo Manipulation Effect in Photoshop
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