Now choose the flower brush preset which I showed you how to create (same basic method) and change it to a nice pink foreground color. Now go ahead and 'paint' those flowers in a gentle circular motion. If you don't like it then you can either erase it or go back in the History palette (I use Ctrl Z to undo the last step or Ctrl Alt Z to keep undoing steps)...this way you can quickly fix any imperfections. Do it until you get a nice balance of flowers. They are in and out in depth because of our settings in the brushes palette for this brush. You can alter that at any time when you are on the brush in the brushes palette to create the desired amount of depth or tilting that you want.
I've done a few separate layers of these flowers. You could also do this and throw away layers that you don't like. Now just create a simple drop shadow by bringing up the blending options by right clicking on the layer name or using the pop up short cut menu in the bottom left of the layers palette.
Click on the original background layer in the layers palette. You can now create a hue adjustment layer by choosing it from the middle pop up menu on the bottom of the L palette and colorize...use these settings.
Doing this adjustment layer with the colorized hue will get the entire design into our color theme that we desire and are working into naturally.
Create a separate selection of the girls (this photo is also included in the 2k images CD from the Photoshop Designer Package) and put them onto their own layer by right clicking and layer via copy.
Use my technique to create a custom adjustment layer. Bring up a curves adjustment layer and make some adjustments to give them a little more vibrancy. Remember you can have all of the psd.NET tutorial .psd's and hundreds more in your arsenal with the iPSDirectory (available with my Designer Package) or check out my new advertising design secrets of Madison Avenue designers here.
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