Photoshop special effects: Create stone sculptures and bamboo renderings – element effects

Photoshop special effects: Create stone carvings and bamboo effects photoshopte xiao: da zao shi diao zhu zi xiao guo tu
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When traveling, you often see stone carvings in some places of interest. The works carved by the ancients are still so lifelike after thousands of years of ups and downs. Below we use PS to create such a stone carving.
Let’s take a look at the effect first:

Production tool: Photoshop CS
Production process:
1. Open two material pictures, as shown in Figures 01 and 02.

Picture 01

Picture 02
2. Drag picture 02 into picture 01 to generate layer 1.
3. Select layer 1, press the Ctrl A key to select all the pictures, then press the Ctrl C key to perform the “copy” operation, then switch to the “Channel” panel, create a new channel Alpha 1, and press the Ctrl V key to execute Paste operation.
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4. Press the Ctrl D key to cancel the selection, press the Ctrl L key to pop up the Levels dialog box, set as shown in Figure 03, and then press the Ctrl I key to perform the “Invert” operation. The resulting screen effect is shown in Figure 04.

Picture 03

Figure 04
5. Press the Ctrl key and click on the thumbnail of Alpha 1 to call up its stored selection. Switch to the Layers palette, select the background layer, and press the Ctrl J key to perform the “By Copied Layer” operation to copy the image in the selection to a new layer to obtain layer 2. Hide layer 1.
6. Select layer 2, click the “Add Layer Style” button, select the “Bevel and Emboss” command in the pop-up drop-down list, and set the pop-up dialog box as shown in Figure 05. Select the “Inner Shadow” option in the dialog box, set the dialog box as shown in Figure 06, and the resulting picture effect is as shown in Figure 07.

Picture 05

Picture 06
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Figure 07
7. Press the Ctrl key and click the layer thumbnail of layer 2 to bring up the selection. Create a new layer “Layer 3” and press Alt Delete. Use the Ctrl+D key to fill the selection, set the layer’s Fill to 0%, and press the Ctrl+D key to cancel the selection.
8. Click the “Add Layer Style” button, select the “Bevel and Emboss” command in the pop-up drop-down list, and set the pop-up dialog box as shown in Figure 08. Select the “Texture” option in the dialog box, set the dialog box as shown in Figure 09, and get the effect as shown in Figure 10.

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Figure 10
9. Display layer 1 and place it on top of all layers. Set its blending mode to “Lighten” and get the effect as shown in Figure 11 As shown in the figure, after setting the opacity of “Layer 1” to 10%, the final effect is as shown in Figure 12.

Figure 11

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