Retro Lighting – Ford Mustang
September 2nd, 2007 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Photo Editing
Make five copies of the last made layer and apply for each copy the Free Transform option and the Convert Point Tool, placing the copied arrows as it is presented next picture. The copies have these colors: red – #FD2B06, dark-red – #981819, green one – #ACE208, yellow – #FEEC00 and blue – light – #71CFD7
Create a new layer now and click on the bottom of the layers’ palette on the button entitled Create new fill or adjustment layer and select the Hue/Saturation option.
Find in Internet now a picture of a “Mustang” auto, one that would look as this one from below:
Cut out the picture and turn it around on 180 degrees with the Free Transform option and place it the way it is shown below:
Mark out the car’s layer, applying to it the next selection: Filter>Filter Gallery>Artistic>Cutout
We need to apply for this layer also Blending Options>Stroke
robb
11/09/2009
just what i’m looking for.
thx for sharing.
AzizuanAziz
13/09/2009
thanks for the tuts
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Koji@ ebook cover software
20/09/2009
Very nice Post! Really love it your post! thank you very much for your Information
Sasha Gusain
20/10/2009
Hi..
Thanks for that brilliant tutorial. I tweaked it a bit for my blog’s twitter profile: http://www.twitter.com/ilivehealthy
Appreciate it
Cheers!
kim-i
21/10/2009
Thats a great tutorial. very clear.
Worked for me perfectly!! Thank you
Pat
10/12/2009
soooo….you like to draw cars, but you haven’t realized that that’s not even CLOSE to being a Mustang?
student
14/12/2009
Im sorry, but you are really bad at explaining your tutorial. I am new to photoshop, and everywhere i look, they always think that i am a pro at it or something. I like your technique, but you cannot explain it at all, and i am not getting the same results as you are. explain things better please…need i say it again?
Bright-Tutorials
21/12/2009
Great tutorial thanks!
Carolina
07/01/2010
I cant change the shape like you, neather apply the gradient. Please answer me.
Thanks.
coolhotrod
12/01/2010
That’s not a mustang, it’s not even a Ford. Its a 1954 Chevy BelAir.
HaHaHa
23/03/2010
Mustang huh?
LMAO – oye.
kageska
11/05/2010
Yeah! You could at least use a real Mustang!
Yuri
15/10/2010
People, why most of you is concentrating on what car is it. The tutorial is GREAT. Easy to use and understand.
Regarding car – use what you own!
Thank you to the author. Good job!
TheSHadow
11/11/2010
Yeah Awesome tutorial.well done.By the way from where can i get those custom shapes.
one suggestion :from next tutorial just provide the link for the elements used
nicely
26/01/2011
nice…. but hard to represent 5 rays use Polygonal Lasso tool.
somebody pls help…
Thx
Dave
21/02/2011
The overall images looks pretty good here, but not only is that not a Mustang, it’s not even a Ford. That is a ’53 Chevy Coupe.
Gary
06/06/2011
can you tell me why there is only half a tutorial, wheres the rest of it
admin
07/06/2011
@Gary above the Users Comments you have Post Pages for navigation
Kate
08/07/2011
Hi, using CS5 and my photoshop only has ‘Registration Target 1′.. which doesn;t help at all, so I don’t even have the shape needed.. Is there a download I can get so I can have it? Cause I am doing a design course and I LOVE retro, this is an effect I would love to use…
thanks
Kate
09/07/2011
figured it out!!