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Lesson 12: 12-A 12-B 12-C 12-D
Lesson 12 - Objective 2 (Tuesday)
Now we get to the fun part of the lesson. Now you understand what blending modes are, and are beginning to have a sense as to what they do - let's try some exercises together. Pick at least two of the exercises below to try out yourself!
Exercise: Learn to use the multiply blending mode to add a tattoo on skin. Click the images "Tattoo Designs" and "Untattooed" to download them. Can you add a tattoo to the girl's arm like I have in the picture at right? Hint: I followed the directions in the video at left. I also had to free transform the tattoo to make it look like it wraps around her arm (I used warp). Save your file as B12-Tattoo_Your_Name.PSD
I've added the video, "Photoshop: How to Camouflage a Face onto Gnarly, Tree Bark" just for your enjoyment - and to show you how you can use blending modes, adjustment layers, and some filters (which we'll learn more about in the next lesson) to do some amazing things.
I've added the video, "Photoshop: How to Camouflage a Face onto Gnarly, Tree Bark" just for your enjoyment - and to show you how you can use blending modes, adjustment layers, and some filters (which we'll learn more about in the next lesson) to do some amazing things.
Video: Tattoo Photoshop Tutorial - Photoshop CC, CS6, CS5, CS3 (2:15)
Tattoo Designs
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Untattooed
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Exercise: Old man in the tree. Watch the video below. Try it out for yourself with a picture of yours, or the one provided below. Save your file as B12-Treeman_Your_Name.PSD
Click image download photo.
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Click image download photo.
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Video: Photoshop: How to Camouflage a Face onto Gnarly, TREE Bark (4:49)
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Student submission - Charlotte Maynard
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Exercise: Create a sketch out of a photograph. Try it out for yourself with a picture of yours, or the one provided below. Save your file as B12-Sketch_Your_Name.PSD
This quick tutorial I made will allow you to turn a photo into a pencil drawing in Photoshop. Mac users: use Command-J and Command-I (instead of CTRL)
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This tutorial takes some additional steps to turning a photo into a drawing.
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