Download tutorial assets here: [ Ссылка ]
Get your copy of the Custom Brushes here: [ Ссылка ]+

In this tutorial I’m going to show you how you can use custom silhouette brushes in Photoshop to turn your photos into composites with grand scale. We’ll cover how to load the brushes, how to use them in your scene, adding film grain, color grading and more.

You can find my full pack of Compositing patterns here: [ Ссылка ]

And my full set of color grading curve presets: [ Ссылка ]

—

Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications! And likes and shares help a lot too!

Check out my full professional Photoshop training courses here: [ Ссылка ]

And all my asset packs here: [ Ссылка ]

—

Follow me:
Professional Training - [ Ссылка ]
Blog - [ Ссылка ]
Facebook - [ Ссылка ]
Instagram - [ Ссылка ]
500px - [ Ссылка ]

—


00:00:45 – Getting started with 'Man in the Forest'

00:01:33 - Loading brushes

00:02:52 - Using the first brush

00:04:06 - Blending with the 'blend if' options

00:05:11 - Adding some glow

00:07:38 – Using the bird brushes

00:09:46 – Sharpening your image

00:10:26 - Adding film grain

00:11:48 - Color grading the image

00:13:28 - Starting the second composite, 'Man in the cavern'

00:14:41 - Color matching elements

00:15:18 - Painting atmosphere

00:16:02 - Using silhouette to add our character

00:16:58 - Adding the birds

00:18:57 - Adding film grain using a pattern

00:19:38 - Color grading using curves

00:20:44 - Starting the third composite, 'Couple on a Cliff'

00:21:10 - Setting up guides in Photoshop

00:22:16 - A trick when using the lasso tool

00:23:18 - Replacing the background

00:24:44 - Making the cliff a silhouette

00:26:19 - Adding our couple into the scene with a silhouette brush

00:27:25 - The one-click moon

00:28:02 - Adding some birds into the scene

00:29:31 - Film grain step (again)

00:29:40 - Color grading presets

00:30:29 - That's a wrap, folks!

свернуть