Turning day into night - part 2

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step 6


I'm using the previous technique here but with varying the brush opacity for different strengths of hilights and shading. after you merge all the layers, Ctrl E - you can use another layer to bring out more details" add some stars, I created a custom star brush for that. also you can do a (Image - Adjusments - Photo filter to get a hue you like. Enjoy! :-)


step 7


Final result. ~ the shadows of the screen I did with a layer mask (Q) then brushed over the screen, right click, make selection, Ctrl J - then move the layer to where you want the shadow to fall. do a slight guassian blur and you could warp and distort the shadow too for perspective.


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comments on this tutorial:

freejay [lvl 31] [vp 1000] [vote medals 231]:
avatar freejayNice tut, Just one small mistake, the cross bar, and botton of the window frame, should have the shadows of the other bars on it. The moon should be casting the shadows. Most people wouldnt notice it though.
(286 days ago)
Blacklemon [lvl 9] [vp 3] [vote medals 3]:
avatar BlacklemonIt looks cartoonish. but it still looks good!
(275 days ago)
xyl7422 [lvl 1] [vp 0] [vote medals 0]:
no avatarVery good!!!
(29 days ago)




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