2nd coloring tutorial:)
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Made in Photoshop 7.0
Probably not translatable because of Selective Color and Curves.
1. Prepare your base: crop, resize, sharpen etc.
2. Duplicate your base.
Set to Screen 25%, higher if you have a darker base.
3. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Curves.
Click OK.
RGB:
1st point: 47/42
2nd point: 106/110
3rd point: 160/170
Red:
1st point: 35/41
2nd point: 85/93
3rd point: 157/158
Green:
1st point: 32/33
2nd point: 110/115
3rd point: 182/187
Drag your top right corner point to: 234/255
Blue:
1st point: 73/82
2nd point: 171/176
Click OK.
4. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Curves.
Click OK.
RGB:
1st point: 98/86
2nd point: 152/134
Red:
1st point: 127/132
Blue:
1st point: 110/133
Click OK.
5. Layer-> New Fill layer-> Solid Color.
Set to Color Burn 80%.
Click OK.
Choose color #F8D4BD.
Click OK.
6. Select-> All, or click Ctrl+A.
Edit-> Copy Merged, or click Shift+Ctrl+C
Edit-> Paste, or click Ctrl+V
Set to Soft Light 50%.
Drag this layer beneath the fill layer.
7. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Selective Color.
Set to Soft Light 25%.
Click OK.
Reds: -22/-10/+12/+10
Yellows: +2/0/+100/-20
Neutrals: +11/+5/-10/-1
Drag this layer beneath the fill layer.
8. Select-> All, or click Ctrl+A.
Edit-> Copy Merged, or click Shift+Ctrl+C
Edit-> Paste, or click Ctrl+V
Set to Soft Light 30%.
9. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Curves.
Click OK.
RGB:
1st point: 50/54
2nd point: 88/99
3rd point: 155/156
Green:
1st point: 99/107
Blue:
1st point: 82/88
2nd point: 159/170
Click OK.
10.Layer-> New Fill layer-> Solid Color.
Set to Exclusion 100%.
Click OK.
Choose color #240505.
Click OK.
Finished! :)
Other examples:
On most of the examples, I decided to not put in the last curves layer.
Remember, no image looks the same, so you probably need to change opacities on some layers.
I'd love to see your results^^
Original post is located here.
Download the .PSD here:)
to
Made in Photoshop 7.0
Probably not translatable because of Selective Color and Curves.
1. Prepare your base: crop, resize, sharpen etc.
2. Duplicate your base.
Set to Screen 25%, higher if you have a darker base.
3. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Curves.
Click OK.
RGB:
1st point: 47/42
2nd point: 106/110
3rd point: 160/170
Red:
1st point: 35/41
2nd point: 85/93
3rd point: 157/158
Green:
1st point: 32/33
2nd point: 110/115
3rd point: 182/187
Drag your top right corner point to: 234/255
Blue:
1st point: 73/82
2nd point: 171/176
Click OK.
4. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Curves.
Click OK.
RGB:
1st point: 98/86
2nd point: 152/134
Red:
1st point: 127/132
Blue:
1st point: 110/133
Click OK.
5. Layer-> New Fill layer-> Solid Color.
Set to Color Burn 80%.
Click OK.
Choose color #F8D4BD.
Click OK.
6. Select-> All, or click Ctrl+A.
Edit-> Copy Merged, or click Shift+Ctrl+C
Edit-> Paste, or click Ctrl+V
Set to Soft Light 50%.
Drag this layer beneath the fill layer.
7. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Selective Color.
Set to Soft Light 25%.
Click OK.
Reds: -22/-10/+12/+10
Yellows: +2/0/+100/-20
Neutrals: +11/+5/-10/-1
Drag this layer beneath the fill layer.
8. Select-> All, or click Ctrl+A.
Edit-> Copy Merged, or click Shift+Ctrl+C
Edit-> Paste, or click Ctrl+V
Set to Soft Light 30%.
9. Layer-> New Adjustment Layer-> Curves.
Click OK.
RGB:
1st point: 50/54
2nd point: 88/99
3rd point: 155/156
Green:
1st point: 99/107
Blue:
1st point: 82/88
2nd point: 159/170
Click OK.
10.Layer-> New Fill layer-> Solid Color.
Set to Exclusion 100%.
Click OK.
Choose color #240505.
Click OK.
Finished! :)
Other examples:
On most of the examples, I decided to not put in the last curves layer.
Remember, no image looks the same, so you probably need to change opacities on some layers.
I'd love to see your results^^
Original post is located here.
Download the .PSD here:)