Banneresque Colouring 3
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Alright kiddies. Once again it's another installment of the Banneresque series of coloring tutorials! Yay! Yes, I can just sense your enthusiasm.Anyways, I shall quit with my banter and go on with the tutoring!Step Uno: Grab your baseFor this lovely tutorial, I am using a picture of the even lovlier Gaspard Ulliel, who was seriously born to play Edward and some people just can't see that, but ANYWAYS. Seriously. This man is smokin.Step Two: Minor Tweeks (OPTIONAL)When I was creating this graphic, as I kept doing my coloring layers, I noticed some slight pixelated so I blured a couple of areas.Blurred Areas:FINAL:Step Three: TEXTurize METake this lovely texture:and set that to SCREEN giving you the result ofStep Four: CURVEy Now, we're going to add some coloring. WHOOT! So, go to LAYER >> New Adjustment Layer>> Curves and input these settings:click for larger pictureto give you the result ofStep Five: ColourrrGo to Layer>>New Adjustment Layer>>Selective Color and input these lovely settings:to give you the result of''Step Six: YellerrrMake a new layer (Layer>>New Layer), fill it with the color: D3C205 and set it to Soft Light @ 100% Opacity, which yes, makes a slightly ugly yellow hue to everything but really, it looks better in the end.Step Seven: Mas ColorCreate a new selective color adjustment layer, and input these settings:which gives the resultsss ofStep Eight:Mooore ColorNew selective color adjustment layer, again, i'm starting to sense a pattern..., with these settingswhich gives these resultsStep Nine: LayeredDuplicate your base, way down at the bottom, drag it on up your layers pallete, and set that to Soft Light @ 40% Opacity. So far:Step Ten: CurvaliciosoLayer>> New Adjustment Layer>> Curves, with these settings:to give the result ofStep Eleven: Bloody RedNew Selective color, with the settings ofto giveSeriously, have I bored you yet? Take this time to go get a coke or something...*Hums elevator music*BACK!Step Twelve: CuravliciosaaaaNew Curve layer, with the settings of:to giveStep Thirteen: OrraanggeeNew color layer, fill it with FDEEE0 and set it to Darken @ 100%, to give youStep Fourteen: VioletaNew color layer, fill it with FFF0F5, and set it to ColorBlurn @ 100%, to give youStep Fifteen: MasOnce again, new curve layer, with these settings:to give the result ofStep Sixteen: BalancencoLayer >> New Adjustment Layer >> Color Balance, with these settingsto give thisStep Seventeen: Radical duddeeeeNOW! Here's the fun part. Create a new layer. Hit cntrl+alt+shift+e on your keyboard. This merges everything that you've done onto that one layer. Now go to Filter >> Blur >> Radial Blur and look at this:What you have to do is drag the center a little off to the right, because Edward, i'm sorry Gaspard, is off to the right a bit. It doesn't quite have to be exact, just..near him.When I did this, I got this:Now all you have to do is take a fairly large soft edged eraser, and just click once in the center, where he is. Once yuo've done the erasing, set the layer to Soft Light @40% Opacity Step Eighteen: Texxtturization MehRemember that texture from step three? Yes. Duplicate it, drag it to the top, and hit it to Screen. to giveI don't know why I did it twice. It seems stupid, now that I think about it.Step Nineteen: Seein' DoubleCreate a new layer. Hit cntrl+alt+shift+e. Resize it, cntrl+t, make it smaller and move it off to the left side of his head. Using a large soft edged eraser, set it to soft light. To get..this. It's quite lovely.Step Twenty: Bow chicka wah wahNow. Duplicate that last layer. And then, we're going to blur it again. I honestly don't have any pictures to this describe it, and to only say, move the blur center off to the left side. Yeah. Once you have the blur, just erase some that'll spread, and set the blur layer to soft light, and lower the opacity a bit.And then, you're done! Just add some text, border, whatever!It's soo purrrty!!
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