Photoshop Tutorial: Cracked Face
Ok lets start this is my first tutorial so I added my email if any one
have any questions hope you enjoy it as much as I did okay here we go by
the way I will be using Photoshop 7.0 but it should be the same in CS
or CS2
1) Get a picture of some one face or if you would like to use a picture of yourself that’s fine with me now and open it in Photoshop
2) Make a new layer
1) Get a picture of some one face or if you would like to use a picture of yourself that’s fine with me now and open it in Photoshop
2) Make a new layer
3) Use your (brush tool) and make your brush color black, now we are going to make the white part of the eyes black
4) Now you need to look for your texture (do not go too fast take your
time and look for the best texture you can find) and then open it in
Photoshop, You can find texture on http://www.google.com/imghp and and type in (texture) and when you find it all you need ot do is right click and use your mouse and drag it in to photoshop
5) When you open it in Photoshop you need to set it over the face make sure it’s all over the face not on the (hair) or any other parts of your picture you can use has much texture as you wish just make it look very nice
6) On each of your texture you are going to set the blending mode I used (overlay) and (color burn) but you can use which ever you feels fit your work best
5) When you open it in Photoshop you need to set it over the face make sure it’s all over the face not on the (hair) or any other parts of your picture you can use has much texture as you wish just make it look very nice
6) On each of your texture you are going to set the blending mode I used (overlay) and (color burn) but you can use which ever you feels fit your work best
Coming down to the end here your image should look some thing like
this, if it doesn’t I would advise you to look back over the steps or
if you wish you can post your problem here and I would be happy to
answer your question (s)
9) Now (Save) your work as PSD and also (Save as) JPEG or JPG save it on your desk-top for easy access do not close any thing
10) Minimize Photoshop and drag the JPG or JPEG from your desk-top into Photoshop
11) Now drag the JPG image into your PSD image that you already have in Photoshop
12) Now make sure the JPG image is right above the PSD image in the same document
13) Now you are going to (Filter) + (Blur) + (Gaussian Blur) set the radius as (9.5 pixels) to the JGP image
11) Now drag the JPG image into your PSD image that you already have in Photoshop
12) Now make sure the JPG image is right above the PSD image in the same document
13) Now you are going to (Filter) + (Blur) + (Gaussian Blur) set the radius as (9.5 pixels) to the JGP image
14) Coming up to the end now and the last part of this you can set it as
you wish I’m going to tell you what I did, the JPG layer I copy it so
now I have two JPG image and one PSD image I’m going to set the
blending mode on my top JPG as (multiply) and the bottom as (color)
and the end
Feel free to play around with
it I played around with it a little I added some hands in the
background and writing on the wall and little color to the eyes. Thank
you very much for your time and I hope your image comes out wonderful.
