narnia psd - this psd was created for The Chronicles of Narnia movie trilogy and it adds warm and vibrant hues to the gif. It can be used for both light and dark scenes, it only needs adjusting brightness.
contains vibrance
brightens up and adds colour
contains additional b&w layer
contains optional gradient layer to achieve more vintage look
Hi! Sorry I've been extremely inactive, I've been very busy with school. My summer starts in two weeks after the 10 exams I have. I'm supposed to be revising maths right now and I don't really have an excuse except "I'm tired". I will post more Photoshop things soon, maybe some tutorials, but for now, just this. I hope you enjoy, I like this PSD lots :)
Click on the pictures to get them in full size, and better quality.
(The backgrounds are from adventure time and i dont know where the pixels of dan and phil are from, if the person who made them reads this then soz but i hope u dont mind.
I've watermarked them because people tend to take the credit for things you make, been there done that. I hope no-one minds its hardly noticeable anyway.
If you like or download, PLEASE like or reblog
don’t repost. Likes always inspire me create more. The more you like and reblog more inspired I get. >download<
i made a little dress/skirt suspender type thing and i think its really cute??? something different on my blog but enjoy(if you have animal crossing)!!!!
I've decided to make a tutorial on how to achieve something like this:
I am using CS5.
First, you want to get out two pictures. For me, it was this one, which I cropped and placed a psd based on this one.
Next I found a texture! I wanted mine to be quite pretty and innocent so i went with a floral pattern, you can choose anyone you want, but as only a corner of it would be visible, I think you should get a pattern. If you don't have any textures, look through this blog which i use aaaaaalllllll the time. I used this texture.
Ok now onto the actual tutorial.
First, put both your picture and your texture in the same layers palette, so it looks like this. The texture should be underneath your picture.
Next, you want to make sure you're on the picture, and select the polygonal lasso tool (Which is the third down the tools bar, if you're using cs5).
With this, make a zig-zig pattern across one of the edges of your picture.
Like this:
and then delete whatever you have selected, you should now see your texture peeking through! With this in mind, I suggest adjusting your texture so that the bits you want are visible in the cropped part of the image. For example, I turned mine around a bit so most of the floral part was visible, and then i got part of the texture that wasnt going to be shown and just added it to the bits that were not covered.
From here, we can start to create the branchy things on the zig-zagged parts. This part is fairly easy and you dont really have to follow my instructions, or any instructions. Go to Filter>Liquify or just press ctrl+shift+x.
This filter allows you to drag parts of the image to create a liquid effect. What I did, was grab the pointed end of the zigzag first and make it the biggest, then I would do random ones around the end and occasionally create another branchy thing from a branchy thing, so it looks...branchy.
Of course you dont need to use a texture underneath, you can use another picture if you want. You can soften the branchy edges using the blur tool and even blur the pictures completely together if you like. I wouldn't suggest using this on gifs, unless you want. Its fairly simple and i'm sure my mum could do it, just thought i'd make this because i haven't done a tutorial in a while. Have a nice day x
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