Valentine's Day
February 11th, 2009 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Designing
Using a standard brush with the Opacity of 70% on a new layer, it’s possible to represent a highlight in the middle of the picture. The color chosen this time is #FFE475 

The layer’s parameters: Fill 62%, Blending mode-Linear Light 
On the next new layer we’ll apply again the standard brush mentioned above to insert some color on the newly made highlight. The brush’s color is #B52301 (Opacity of 20%). 
Make a copy of the layer containing the earlier made line that we’ve done before representing the yellow highlight. Set for the copy this selection - Filter>Blur>Motion Blur 

The layer’s parameters: Blending mode-Vivid Light 
Create a new layer the same way we did before and choose here a standard brush with the color #FFDCA1 (Diameter 9, Hardness 100%). Then select from the Paths Pallete another path to Stroke Subpath. 
The layer’s parameters: Fill 34%, Blending mode-Soft Light 
Create a new layer for the next path. Apply the same operations described above then Stroke Subpath with the color #E5331E 
The layer’s parameters: Fill 42%, Blending mode-Color 
On the next new layer we’ll Stroke Subpath another path, choosing the same steps we did before with the previous lines. The brush has the color #EC008C 
The layer’s parameters: Fill 30%, Blending mode-Overlay 
Make a copy of the last made layer containing the ornament’s line without any effects and choose for this layer Filter>Blur>Motion Blur (Angle 0, Distance 25px) 
Make a copy with the very first ornament’s line, raise it up on the layers’ panel and change the color on the black one. 
The layer’s parameters: Fill 20% 
Next we’ll represent a small heart, applying the Custom Shape Tool (U) 

The layer’s parameters: Fill 0%, Blending Options>Inner Glow 






















Phuong Tran
02.11.09
Brilliant! Do you mind if i use it for the background in my wedding photo album? lol