Tutorial #66
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aurora_amethystTutorial #66
Made in Photoshop CS5, translatable.
Going from this:
to this: 
a recreation of this: 
Requested by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
missadventure02.
NOTE: The coloring I used was voguecolours1.psd in this post with an auto-levels layer and the gray texture gaussian blurred at a rate of 12. This tutorial is slightly edited to fit non-Photoshop programs. Also, you'll want to open the textures in your program rather than copy-pasting from this page because parts of it are erased.
Open up your base. Resize, crop, etc.
Add a new layer of 9f9999, and set it to lighten 25% opacity.
Add a hue-saturation layer, and input these settings: master saturation: 33 (You may have to up the saturation in GIMP).
Add a new layer of c595ac, and set it to multiply 22% opacity.
Add this texture, and set it to screen 100% opacity.
Add this texture, and set it to multiply 50% opacity.
Add a hue-saturation layer, and input these settings: master saturation: -9.
Add a levels layer, and click auto.
Add a hue-saturation layer, and input these settings: master saturation: 30. Voila! (It's not quite, but pretty close!)
I'm not including the psd for this one since I gave the link to voguecolour's entry. Just add an auto levels layer and gaussian blur the gray texture. :D
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Made in Photoshop CS5, translatable.
Going from this:
to this: a recreation of this: Requested by
missadventure02.NOTE: The coloring I used was voguecolours1.psd in this post with an auto-levels layer and the gray texture gaussian blurred at a rate of 12. This tutorial is slightly edited to fit non-Photoshop programs. Also, you'll want to open the textures in your program rather than copy-pasting from this page because parts of it are erased.
Open up your base. Resize, crop, etc.
Add a new layer of 9f9999, and set it to lighten 25% opacity.
Add a hue-saturation layer, and input these settings: master saturation: 33 (You may have to up the saturation in GIMP).
Add a new layer of c595ac, and set it to multiply 22% opacity.
Add this texture, and set it to screen 100% opacity.
Add this texture, and set it to multiply 50% opacity.
Add a hue-saturation layer, and input these settings: master saturation: -9.
Add a levels layer, and click auto.
Add a hue-saturation layer, and input these settings: master saturation: 30. Voila! (It's not quite, but pretty close!)
I'm not including the psd for this one since I gave the link to voguecolour's entry. Just add an auto levels layer and gaussian blur the gray texture. :D
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
