

Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves and adjust the RGB, Red, and Blue Channels. A great way to add the impression of a real pencil sketch is to use the Brush Tool (B) to quickly doodle initials for an artist’s signature.Īdjustment layers make everything harmonious again! What’s a drawing without a signature right? This step is completely optional. Use a medium color gray as the base of the smoke, and then add some smoke highlights with the color white.
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To make this step easier, feel free to download any smoke brushes you find online. On a New layer (Control-Shift-N) grab the Brush Tool (B) and begin painting in smoke using a Soft Round Brush. Now it looks like the fire is popping from the page! Make the burn travel off the top of the page to intensify the effect. Avoid the bottom of the sketch so that it’s still very visible to the viewer. Use the Burn Tool (O) with the Range set to Highlights, and begin burning on the paper around the neck of the guitar where the fire would be causing the most damage.

The only way to make this sketch really burn is to create some depth between the fire and paper. Lighten and Screen work best to eliminate the black background. Play around with different blend modes for this effect. Try to mold it so it looks like the fire could be burning on top of the paper. Control + T to Resize then select the Warp option to mold the direction of the fire. Transform each section of fire so that they mold to the neck of the guitar. We’ll be using mostly the bottom two layers of fire for this effect. Use the Lasso Tool (L) to select pieces of fire from the fire collection and paste each selection into the document. NEXT: Create the fire and finish your magic Now the sketch looks even more like a guitar. Just like our previous step, go toĪnd bring down the Saturation to -100 so that the image is in grayscale. Set the layer to Darken to in order to eliminate the white background. See, it’s already looking like a real sketch!Ĭopy and Paste the electric guitar onto a new layer and drag the layer so that it is beneath the fire guitar. Go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation and bring down the Saturation to -100 so that the image is now in grayscale. Copy and Paste the fire guitar on top of the sketchbook.Ĭontrol + T to Resize and Rotate the fire guitar so that it fits better on the sketchbook, then set the layer to Difference. Step 1 Open all your references in Photoshop. Stock Photo – High resolution fire collection isolated on black background (or 123rf).Stock Photo – Electric guitar on the white (or 123rf).Stock Photo – notebook on wood background (or 123rf),.Just for practice, find these online, or you may purchase the actual files at : It will take about an hour and for training and testing purposes, you should have some reference and source files. This tutorial will be using Adobe Photoshop, and is intended for Beginners. This tutorial was sent in by Annabelle at 123rf, along with several others we’ll be presenting in the week to come.


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Have you ever wanted to learn magic? Well in this fun tutorial, you are going to learn how to make a sketch burn alive with fire! Learn how to create this cool fire effect using Adobe Photoshop’s powerful editing tools, layer blending, and color adjustments.
