Create Fantasy Wallpaper in Photoshop
September 27th, 2009 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Designing, Photo Editing
The next ornament is the same with the previous one. The tools are the same – the Pen Tool (P) and the Convert Point Tool. The layer’s color is #01545A
The Layer Style:
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Gradient’s parameters:
The next element of the ornament has the color #629130
The Layer Style:
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Gradient’s parameters:
The color of the next ornament is #B5E015
The Layer Styles:
Blending Options>Inner Shadow
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Gradient’s parameters:
On the end of the recently made ornament we’ll insert an element of the color #C4F11C. Use the same tools applied before – the Pen Tool (P) and the Convert Point Tool.
Using the Custom Shape Tool (U), insert the flowers of different sizes above the ornament.
The color #AF1D91
The Layer Style:
Blending Options>Inner Shadow
Apply the same flower shape (Custom Shape Tool (U)) and insert several flowers on the common picture’s ornament.
Using the Pen Tool (P) and the Convert Point Tool, continue representing the ornaments.
Using the Custom Shape Tool (U), decorate the ornaments with several stars.
Using the Ellipse Tool (U), try to represent many dots of different sizes and colors.
Tags: cs4, fantasy, magic, photo-effect, Photoshop, wallpaper
Devi
28/09/2009
Great… U know, it’s a very nice presentation of study…
kip moving.. u rock…
Amro
28/09/2009
Awesome tutorial.Good job and thanks a lot for sharing
ruby
30/09/2009
Good……… but very difficult with pan tool….
Elza
08/10/2009
A pattern brush (100 px, hardness 0%) in color # FF9100 and Opacity 20% in Ex PS CS4 is not even similar to what is displayed in the tutorial.
Use Windows Ultimate, PS with 3D features enabled (updated driver) and 4 GB of Ram.
Missing detail to achieve the same effect.
Mim
08/10/2009
OMG, I suck. I havn’t used photoshop in 4 years and now find myself scratching my head trying to find the Paint Bucket tool! omfg, where is it??
Adri_rory
19/10/2009
Very nice design ! I never used Pen Tool so much in one design, until now
But I think is good for practice.
Thank you for sharing !
drk
28/10/2009
this is making me realize how noob I am with the pen tool. it takes me so long just to get the shapes you’re making! lol.
stan
05/11/2009
Nice tut! Easy to follow and understand. I’ll do it with pleasure
hshwewa
10/11/2009
i like very much. Amazing. Unbelievable design.
ffelix
30/11/2009
i really love this thank guy for showing me the magic that i need.
thanks, please i need more of this please send to me when u have a new design tutotial.
thanks felix
ranveer
03/01/2010
Hey i like this website bt i like this tutorial on my mails can i subscibe this tutorials in my mail…. ??????
my email id is itgujarat288@aol.com
bilawal
22/02/2010
ohhh i just hate pen tool…..!!
it makes me crazy :/
Madhavi
23/02/2010
I didnt knew that photoshop could b soooo much fun…!!!! Its totally awesome software and thanx 2 u guys…..for creating such unique and amazing textures and all that stuff….!!! hats off..!!
Leo
25/03/2010
technicolor Fart!
yohanes
25/03/2010
pemikiran yang luar biasa. Amazing! i like it
silveria
31/03/2010
photoshp for what number is thisit’s done with CS2?
novartdesign
08/04/2010
nice tutorial, thanks a lot brader
Mino elgendy
14/08/2010
thank yo for such a gd tutorial
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creative2gether
28/08/2010
A color is beautiful, and an effect of light seems to be good.
Mikaela
26/03/2011
Hey thats pretty cool! where yoou do it?
Shane Shaw
24/07/2011
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing.
lavanya.B.S
06/10/2011
wow … really i learned so much 4m tis tutorial…:)
zoug
24/01/2012
Perfect choice of stock used (e.g., the lady) which blends well with curly/floral work done with the tedious yet effective pen tool. The background is good too.
Those who are lazy with the pen tool work, floral vectors can be an alternative. You can work with the BG using noise and cloud filters, then gaussian blur.
Teddy Hang Vu
01/02/2012
This is so nice
thanks!