Author: Sener Author: Anonymous Source:
The production of beam wallpapers with many curves may be more time-consuming, because each curve in the picture needs to be drawn out with a pen, and the curvature must be natural, so patience and care are required during production. As for light-sensitive rendering, it is a little simpler and can be done with brushes and filters.
Final effect
1. Create a new document with wallpaper size, such as 1024 * 768 pixels. Select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 1, and draw a linear gradient from the upper left corner to the lower right corner as the background. The effect is as shown in Figure 2.
2. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 3, fill it with color: #F9E881, and change the layer opacity to: 10%. Do not cancel the selection once confirmed.
Create a new layer, set the foreground color to: #F9E881, select the brush tool, set the brush opacity to about 5%, as shown in Figure 4, and paint a light foreground color on the edge of the selection, the effect is as shown in Figure 5.
3. Create a new layer and create another curve using the same method as above. The effect is as shown below.
4. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 7, convert it to a selection and fill it with the color: #F9E881. After canceling the selection, execute: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, the value is 8, the effect is as follows Figure 8.
5. Use the same method to create some blurred lines. The effect is as shown below.
6. Create a new layer, change the layer blending mode to “Overlay”, set the foreground color to: #F9E881, use a brush to apply some highlights on the beam, the effect is as shown below.
7. Create a new layer and use the same color to paint the selected area in Figure 11 with a light background color. The effect is as shown in Figure 12.
8. Create a new layer, change the layer blending mode to “Color Dodge”, and use a brush to brighten the parts that need to be highlighted. The effect is as shown below.
9. Create a new layer, use a pen to draw a small curve and fill it with color: #F9E165. After canceling the selection, use the same method to create more curves, as shown in Figures 15 and 16. Every time you make a curve, you need to create a new layer.
10. Create a new layer, change the layer blending mode to “Color Dodge”, set the foreground color to: #F9E165, use a brush to brighten the parts of the curve that need to be highlighted, the effect is as shown below.
11. Create a new layer, use a hard brush to paint some small circles, and add the layer style (outer glow) as shown in Figure 19. The effect is as shown in Figure 20.
12. Create a new layer and use the brush to point some small circles with lower transparency. The effect is as shown below.
13. Create a new layer, press the letter “D” to restore the front background color to the default black and white, and then execute: Filter > Render > Clouds. The effect is as shown in Figure 22. After confirmation, hold down the Alt key to add a layer mask. version, use a white brush to erase the clouds in the beam part, and change the layer blending mode to “Soft Light”. The effect is as shown in Figure 23.
14. Create a new layer, press Ctrl + Alt + Shift + E to stamp the layer, execute: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, the value is 5, after confirmation, change the layer blending mode to “Soft Light” , change the opacity to: 30%, the effect is as shown below.
Finally, enhance the details and sharpen appropriately to complete the final effect.
Author: Sener Author: Anonymous Source:
The production of beam wallpapers with many curves may be more time-consuming, because each curve in the picture needs to be drawn out with a pen, and the curvature must be natural, so patience and care are required during production. As for light-sensitive rendering, it is a little simpler and can be done with brushes and filters.
Final effect
1. Create a new document with wallpaper size, such as 1024 * 768 pixels. Select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 1, and draw a linear gradient from the upper left corner to the lower right corner as the background. The effect is as shown in Figure 2.
2. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 3, fill it with color: #F9E881, and change the layer opacity to: 10%. Do not cancel the selection once confirmed.
Create a new layer, set the foreground color to: #F9E881, select the brush tool, set the brush opacity to about 5%, as shown in Figure 4, and paint a light foreground color on the edge of the selection, the effect is as shown in Figure 5.
3. Create a new layer and create another curve using the same method as above. The effect is as shown below.
4. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 7, convert it to a selection and fill it with the color: #F9E881. After canceling the selection, execute: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, the value is 8, the effect is as follows Figure 8.
5. Use the same method to create some blurred lines. The effect is as shown below.
6. Create a new layer, change the layer blending mode to “Overlay”, set the foreground color to: #F9E881, use a brush to apply some highlights on the beam, the effect is as shown below.
7. Create a new layer and use the same color to paint the selected area in Figure 11 with a light background color. The effect is as shown in Figure 12.
8. Create a new layer, change the layer blending mode to “Color Dodge”, and use a brush to brighten the parts that need to be highlighted. The effect is as shown below.
9. Create a new layer, use a pen to draw a small curve and fill it with color: #F9E165. After canceling the selection, use the same method to create more curves, as shown in Figures 15 and 16. Every time you make a curve, you need to create a new layer.
10. Create a new layer, change the layer blending mode to “Color Dodge”, set the foreground color to: #F9E165, use a brush to brighten the parts of the curve that need to be highlighted, the effect is as shown below.
11. Create a new layer, use a hard brush to paint some small circles, and add the layer style (outer glow) as shown in Figure 19. The effect is as shown in Figure 20.
12. Create a new layer and use the brush to point some small circles with lower transparency. The effect is as shown below.
13. Create a new layer, press the letter “D” to restore the front background color to the default black and white, and then execute: Filter > Render > Clouds. The effect is as shown in Figure 22. After confirmation, hold down the Alt key to add a layer mask. version, use a white brush to erase the clouds in the beam part, and change the layer blending mode to “Soft Light”. The effect is as shown in Figure 23.
14. Create a new layer, press Ctrl + Alt + Shift + E to stamp the layer, execute: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, the value is 5, after confirmation, change the layer blending mode to “Soft Light” , change the opacity to: 30%, the effect is as shown below.
Finally, enhance the details and sharpen appropriately to complete the final effect.
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