Photoshop tutorial simple synthesis tutorial: cracked face – spoof picture

Author: White Pants Source: Global Classic Design Aggregation Network

Today we will learn how to create a split effect in a simple way. Today our PS tutorial only needs a texture, and then make it into a brush to achieve this effect. Pay attention to the tutorial steps

Final renderings:

Inspiration: An idea based on this movie poster.

Step one:

Open PS as usual. Because the original image is charged, only a small image can be placed here. You can use other images instead.

Step 2:

Download our wall drawings. Download address:

Open our wallpaper, then press Shift + Ctrl + U to reduce the saturation. Because we’re going to use it to make a brush. Once done, just use the crop tool to leave the part we need.

Step 3:

Here we want to make the wallpaper white so that there will not be so many edges when calling the brush. Press CTRL+L. Then follow the settings below.

Now using the Brush Tool, select white. Paint all the excess areas white.

Then we go to “Edit>Define Brush Preset” and save it.

Step 4:

Now we open the character avatar, and then also open the brush. Remember to create a new text when clicking the brush on the canvas.

Step 5:

Because cracks will have bright and dark parts, there will be a relationship between depth and depth, so everyone should pay attention when making them. After we add the texture to the canvas, make two copies, one to hide it and the other to turn it purple. Go to Blending Options > Soft Light.

Now we follow the black color in the middle and erase the excess with an eraser.

Step 6:

Now let’s make it more realistic and add a blending style to the texture. Double-click on the texture > Color Overlay > Color code: #0a0a0a, and then add a 1px white shadow. Specifically, press the settings below to have “depth”.

The red box below means “Color Dodge”.

Step 7:

Click on the texture we started to hide, then double-click it to overlay the color. The color code is: #6e6e6e.

Add white shadow. The settings are as follows:

Add an inner shadow of 1PX and it’s OK.

Finally we add a wall texture. Download address:

Final renderings:

Author: White Pants Source: Global Classic Design Aggregation Network

Today we will learn how to create a split effect in a simple way. Today our PS tutorial only needs a texture, and then make it into a brush to achieve this effect. Pay attention to the tutorial steps

Final renderings:

Inspiration: An idea based on this movie poster.

Step one:

Open PS as usual. Because the original image is charged, only a small image can be placed here. You can use other images instead.

Step 2:

Download our wall drawings. Download address:

Open our wallpaper, then press Shift + Ctrl + U to reduce the saturation. Because we’re going to use it to make a brush. Once done, just use the crop tool to leave the part we need.

Step 3:

Here we want to make the wallpaper white so that there will not be so many edges when calling the brush. Press CTRL+L. Then follow the settings below.

Now using the Brush Tool, select white. Paint all the excess areas white.

Then we go to “Edit>Define Brush Preset” and save it.

Step 4:

Now we open the character avatar, and then also open the brush. Remember to create a new text when clicking the brush on the canvas.

Step 5:

Because cracks will have bright and dark parts, there will be a relationship between depth and depth, so everyone should pay attention when making them. After we add the texture to the canvas, make two copies, one to hide it and the other to turn it purple. Go to Blending Options > Soft Light.

Now we follow the black color in the middle and erase the excess with an eraser.

Step 6:

Now let’s make it more realistic and add a blending style to the texture. Double-click on the texture > Color Overlay > Color code: #0a0a0a, and then add a 1px white shadow. Specifically, press the settings below to have “depth”.

The red box below means “Color Dodge”.

Step 7:

Click on the texture we started to hide, then double-click it to overlay the color. The color code is: #6e6e6e.

Add white shadow. The settings are as follows:

Add an inner shadow of 1PX and it’s OK.

Finally we add a wall texture. Download address:

Final renderings:

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