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Engrave a Person onto Rocks using Photoshop
Pretty simple and not to long Photoshop tutorial, where you will add a random photo of a person onto a rock and then make it look like it's been engraved.
Author:
NikMan
|
Version:
CC
| 30th September 2013 |
Comment (
1
)
1.
Open a random rocks photograph.
2.
Then click above on
File
and select
Place...
Select a photo of a person and click
Place
.
I have chosen Arnold Schwarzenegger :)
3.
Place the picture onto picture and transform it too so the photo will be placed on the right spot.
Confirm position by pressing
Enter
key.
4.
Press
D
and then
X
key to select white and black color (see the picture).
5.
Click above on
Filter
and choose
Filter Gallery...
Then select
Sketch
and select
Photocopy
.
Set the same values like I did and confirm by clicking
OK
button.
6.
Set the blending mode to
Color Dodge
(see the picture).
7.
Select
Eraser Tool
(E).
8.
Delete unwanted parts of placed photo.
Right click on a document to modify the eraser tool.
9.
Click above on
Layer
,
Rasterize
and choose
Smart Object
.
Press
Ctrl
(Command on MacOS) and
T
together to go into transformation mode.
After that
right-click
into selected transformation layer mode and choose
Warp
.
10.
Warp the whole layer like I did or just improvise a little.
Confirm changes by pressing
Enter
key.
11.
Lower the Opacity of the layer a little bit (see the picture).
12.
After that click above on
Layer
,
Layer Style
and choose
Blending Mode...
Press
Alt
(Option on MacOS) key and click on right part of Underlying Layer tongue and drag it ...
13.
... to the right side a little.
When satisfied (check out the changes on document) press
OK
button.
14.
Press
Ctrl
(Command on MacOS) and
L
keys and drag the white tongue to the left side (see the picture) a little.
When satisfied (check out the changes on document) press
OK
button.
15.
We are finished.
16.
The whole picture.
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