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Using Ink Drops in Your Digital Compositions (18-20) Final

  Step 18 Now it’s time to do a few finishing touches to the image. Add a few final white ink drops to the main background using the same techniques as before. However, make sure that the layers are desaturated, faded, and the Blend Mode set to Color Dodge. Step 19 Decide whether you need to darken or colorize any parts of your main image. Then create layers accordingly. I decided I wanted the man’s hands to glow from the red ink, so I drew over the hands with a soft red brush. Then set the Blend Mode to Multiply. Also, I added a few shadows and blue hues. Step 20 Finally, adjust the brightness and color...

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Using Ink Drops in Your Digital Compositions (13-17)

    Step 13 We are now going to Add a tinge of blue to the background. Add another ‘Colour Balance’ adjustment layer (Layer > Create New Adjustment Layer) and and a hint of both blue and green. Step 14 To help give the piece some mood, use a large soft black brush to draw a vignette around the outside of the image. Then use a soft white brush to add a glow behind and above the "Man." Make sure to be subtle at this stage, as you want it to look as natural possible. Step 15 We are now going to produce the inkdrop background. First, draw a black triangle, as seen in the image below....

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Using Ink Drops in Your Digital Compositions (8-12)

  Step 8 We are now going to color the ink drops we have introduced. Use the Pen Tool to draw around the inside of the "Man," not including his hands or his face. Set the color of this layer to black. Then set the Blending Mode of this newly made layer to "Color," which will desaturate the ink drops. Step 9 Duplicate the previous layer, and double-click it to bring up the Layer Styles Dialogue. Click Gradient Overlay and change the style drop down to Radial. Make the left hand color #cf2727 and the right hand #652727. Set the Blending Mode of this layer to Multiply. This step will create the impression...

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Using Ink Drops in Your Digital Compositions (3-7)

 Step 3 Adjust the levels and colors of the image using the Adjustment Layers (Layers > Create New Adjustment Layer). Using Adjustment Layers gives us greater freedom in case we need to undo something later on. Make sure all the Adjustment Layers are just above the "Man" layer. Then select them all, and create a Clipping Mask by right-clicking on them, and selecting it from the menu. Use Levels to help create a darker, more subtle image. Also, use Hue & Saturation and Color Balance to subdue the colors and give the "Man" a tone with more yellow. Don’t worry if the image looks dark at this stage, just make...

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Using Ink Drops in Your Digital Compositions (Step 1-2)

Using Ink Drops in Your Digital Compositions We all love Photoshop and its effects, but sometimes it’s great to get your hands dirty when creating elements for your graphics. Ink drops can add a creative and energetic element to your designs. This tutorial demonstrates techniques to creatively work ink drops into your compositions. Final Image Preview Step 1 The first and probably most fun part of this tutorial is to photograph the ink drops. Get some Indian ink and any type of clear container (I used a food container). Fill the container with water, then drop in the ink and snap away. Tips: Constantly...

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Urban Ink Photo Effect Photoshop Tutorial

Urban Ink Photo Effect Photoshop Tutorial Preview of Final Results   Stock Photos The image below is the stock photo we used to create this tutorial. We used the highest resolution image for this tutorial but you can follow this tutorial with a lower resolution image. You can also use your own image. We recommend starting with a photo of a model and a simple light background. Step 1 – Open the image of the dancer Load the image of the dancer into Photoshop. To do this, choose File > Open, browse for the file, then click OK. Note that this effect only works on photos with a simple background. Step 2 – Duplicate the...

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