Tutorial #3

Jul 30, 2007 17:34

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Made in Photoshop CS2, using Selective colouring.



1.Take your base, duplicate and set your duplicated layer on Screen 100%


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2. Go to: Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Selective Color, and use these settings:

Reds:
Cyan: -100%
Magenta: -28%
Yellow: +100%
Black: +10%

Yellows:
Cyan: -100%
Magenta: +9%
Yellow: +78%
Black: +100%

Whites:
Cyan: -100%
Magenta: +41%
Yellow: +100%
Black: +14%

Neutrals:
Cyan: +23%
Magenta: +5%
Yellow: +12%
Black: -15%

Blacks:
Cyan: +100%
Magenta: +7%
Yellow: -9%
Black: 0%


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3. Merge all your layers. (Layer -> Merge Visible) and duplicate your new base.

4. Go to: Filter -> Blur -> Radial Blur, and use these settings:

Amount: 25
Blur Method: Spin
Quality: Best


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5. Select your Elliptical Tool



Now select the area that you want (If you want a good circle, hold Shift while selecting).



Then right click and select feather. Set to 2px. Then delete the selected part. (ctrl + x)


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6. Make a new layer and fill it with #000000. Then take a soft, round brush and make a little bulb in #ED0000. Set this layer

on Lighten 100%. If your not happy with the position of your red bulb, your can drag it around a little bit with your Move

Tool.


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7. Add some text and you're done. (I used the Beth Hand font for this icon).


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