Step 14
Make a new layer, use a soft brush with the color #e6802d to paint on the bottom right again. Change this layer mode to Hard Light 100%.
Step 15
To make the fire reflection on the knight, create a new layer under the fire and glowing light ones. Use a brush with the color #ffd10e to paint on the strokes of the knight clothes and sword. Change this layer mode to Overlay 100%:
Step 16
Duplicate this layer to make the effect stronger:
Step 17
Create a new layer and use a soft brush with the color #ff850e to paint more red effect. Set this layer mode to Overlay 100%.
Step 18
To change the light and contrast of the image, make a new layer on the top. Active the Gradient Tool (G) and choose Radial Gradient with default colors (black and white). Drag a line from the top left to the bottom right of the canvas and change this layer mode to Soft Light 100%. Add a mask to this layer and use a soft black brush to erase the right of the fire area as I don't want it to be affected by this Gradient layer.
Step 19
To increase the movement and atmosphere for the scene, make a new layer and change the foreground to #e3e6e5. Active the Brush Tool and press F5 to change its settings:
Step 20
Add a mask to this layer and use a soft black brush to make this effect more subtle.
Step 21
It's time for coloring the scene. Make a Photo Filter adjustment layer on the top:
Step 22
Create a Selective Color adjustment layer and change the Reds values:
Step 23
I used a Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer to enhance the whole light and contrast:
Step 24
We'll add more glowing light to the fire area. Create a new layer and use a soft brush with the color #fb6525 to paint on the indicated area and set the mode to Overlay 100%:
Step 25
On a new layer, use a soft brush with the color #e6802d to paint on the bottom right. Change this layer mode to Hard Light 100%:
Step 26
Create a new layer and press Cmd/Ctrl+G to make a group for it. Change this group mode to Color Dodge 100%. On this layer, use a hard brush with the color #ffd72b to paint some sparks around the fire.
Final Results
24 comments on “Create a Firing Medieval Scene with Disintegration Effect in Photoshop”
How can I find this fire because this link isn't working.
Looks like cgtextures.com is no longer free. You can find some alternatives here: https://www.deviantart.com/thetwistedfate/favourites/49155168/fire-stock
Thank you
why I cant go to last page? there's something wrong with my browser or this tutorial is not free?
thanks
budie
Es muy difÃcil de entender este tutorial.
Wow this was amazing.. great tutorial thanks for sharing..
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Perfect instruction. Really your are brilliant man.
Could you possibly make the instructions more step by step instead of expecting us to know what half of this crap is
Nice tutorial Jenny
This would be amazing but the instructions are not quite in-depth
enough
"Remove the background using a layer mask."
How the hell do i do that?? Newbie here so no idea how to do that.. Please don't make any steps like that in any tutorial.
same here man... lol
Not sure if serious or not. Add vector mask and use brush on mask to hide. Ie not use eraser on background
Did a quick cutout
http://imgur.com/xsDaURH
where the material
thank you
Really nice. Thanks!
nice. and i will try
Excelent! Congratulations!
Hi team I reckon this may be a really good project however I just do not understand a word
shame really but I guess I am too old to learn but best of luck to those who can
awesome works !
thanks a nice n detailed tutorial.
Nice tutorial
This is a real tutorial, thanks for sharing it!
nice pic