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Rock Decoration Style


Open the picture below, then press Ctrl+J to duplicate layer

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Use Pen tool to make a selection like this:

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Click on the eye of layer background to hide that layer

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Hit Delete key, you will have:

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Click on the eye of layer background to show it again, pick Gradient tool and set properties like this:

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Apply gradient color to layer background, you will get the result:

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You can put some text on layer background

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Pick Brush tool and select these brush

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Apply brush to background layer, you will get the result:

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Add a text to the picture, in this tutorial I used font Transylvania

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Select layer "Background copy" then press Ctrl+B to open Color Balance, set properties like this:

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You will get:

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Open Brush tool and pick this brush:

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Apply it to the picture:

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Merge Visible all layers then use Crop tool to crop the picture like this:

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Go to Image -> Adjustment -> Brightness/Contrast to adjust the contrast of picture

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Press Ctrl+B to open Color Balance

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Press Ctrl+L to open Levels, set properties like this:

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Finally, you will get the result:

Rock Decoration Style Tutorial: Final Result (Click to enlarge)
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Click here to download all brushes used in this tutorial.



Author's URL: Photoshop8x.com
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