Photoshop/Paint Shop Shadows Tutorial, Take a Look!
Photoshop/Paint Shop Shadows Tutorial, Take a Look!
How To Make Shadows!
I decided to do a tutorial about how to do shadows, i hope people will try to use it.
Here it goes!
Step 1:
Make a new layer.
Step 2:
Use the lasso tool
Step 3:
Use it to draw a line under the car, and make sure the line goes against the bottom of the wheels, or a small bit under it, not too much!
Step 4:
Then feather it, about 20.
Step 5:
Fill the selection you now have up with black.
Then Brighten/Contrast as in the picture.
Note: Make sure the layer is under the car's layer!
This Tutorial is Made by Rayquaza. ©2006
I hope this will help some people who arent good at shadows yet.
Dont try just once, you have to try it a lot of times to master the trick of a perfect shadow!
I decided to do a tutorial about how to do shadows, i hope people will try to use it.
Here it goes!
Step 1:
Make a new layer.
Step 2:
Use the lasso tool
Step 3:
Use it to draw a line under the car, and make sure the line goes against the bottom of the wheels, or a small bit under it, not too much!
Step 4:
Then feather it, about 20.
Step 5:
Fill the selection you now have up with black.
Then Brighten/Contrast as in the picture.
Note: Make sure the layer is under the car's layer!
This Tutorial is Made by Rayquaza. ©2006
I hope this will help some people who arent good at shadows yet.
Dont try just once, you have to try it a lot of times to master the trick of a perfect shadow!
Last edited by Rayquaza on 18 Jan 2006, 21:25, edited 1 time in total.
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pretty much same concept for photoshop realy, just dif names that's all
BTW there's another way wich i prefer using
the car is a layer in itself, right?
so lasso around the lower half of it
enter the blending options (by duble klickind the layer in the layers menu)
select "Drop Shadow"
play around to achive desired effect
BTW there's another way wich i prefer using
the car is a layer in itself, right?
so lasso around the lower half of it
enter the blending options (by duble klickind the layer in the layers menu)
select "Drop Shadow"
play around to achive desired effect
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lol, i use psp8 and when i select da point to point selection tool, i see da feather thingy just rite there, wats so difficult?
any way, i do da same way tho, i used to just airbrush without selecting in sr2 but now i do by seleting the shadow first, and the rest is upto us like ray and me lol i mean the special shadow effects. anyway nice tut........ >.>
any way, i do da same way tho, i used to just airbrush without selecting in sr2 but now i do by seleting the shadow first, and the rest is upto us like ray and me lol i mean the special shadow effects. anyway nice tut........ >.>
Re: Photoshop/Paint Shop Shadows Tutorial, Take a Look!
I hope it can still help people!
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Re: Photoshop/Paint Shop Shadows Tutorial, Take a Look!
It helped me improve
Re: Photoshop/Paint Shop Shadows Tutorial, Take a Look!
ty for tutorial.