Photoshop beautiful light effect ,in pretty Shireen Sungkar picture
Create a new layer on top of the background layer, draw a rectangular shape on the canvas, then right-click it and choose “create work path”, after that right click again and choose stroke path , choose the option “Pencil” (Make sure you set the pencil size to be 1px, with a light white colour)
Now hide the background layer, go to Edit > Define Brush Preset and save the brushset
Step 3 And paint away with this brushset on the texture layer around the girl edge, adjust the brush size for variations: Now duplicate the cloud layer a few more times . On each duplcated layer, hit Ctrl + T and right-click to choose the “Warp” option, warp the cloud to different shapes around the Shiren body: Change the blending mode of this black and white layer to “Overlay”, apply the following layer mask to it:
Add aonther Vibrance adjustment layer on top of the duplicated layer:
Create a new layer on top of every other layer and set the blending mode of it to “color”, grab a big soft brush with colour of your choice and simply paint on desired area. You will have the following effect:
Step 6
Final image
Tutorial Details
- Program : Photoshop
- Version : CS
- Difficulty : intermediate
- Estimated Completion Time: 1 hours
Step 1
Create a new document sized 800px X1200px and fill the background layer with Black colour. Load the Shiren Sunkar beautyful image into Photoshop and cut the girl out into our project.
Step 2
Create a new document (size doesn’t matter here) and fill the background with Black. Grab the Rectangular Tool as shown below:
Let apply this brushset to our image. Create a new layer under the original girl layer, click on the brush we just made, apply the following brush dynamic to it:
Shape Dynamics
Step 4
Create a new layer on top of the square shape texture layer called “cloud”, use the Lasso Tool with a 20px feather, draw a selection and render some cloud inside it, change the blending mode of this layer to “Colour Dodge”:
Step 5
On top of all previous layers, add a Black and White adjustment layer on the top:
Next simply merger flatten the image, duplicate the background layer once, and apply the following motion blur setting to the duplicated layer:
Change the blending mode of this motion blur layer to “linier dodge”
Here is my final effect for this tutorial: