How to Paint Venice in Photoshop

How to Paint Venice in Photoshop
How to Paint Venice in Photoshop
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Step 105

Use the blur tool (100% strength) on the rectangles. Block in the top roof area with color #FAEFD9 (15 pixel soft-edged round brush, opaque).

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Step 106

Paint the chimney with color #E8D7B9. Block in the last building with color #BF895E (Front side) and color #9B7251 (side facing out).

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Step 107

Fill the little roof with color#C29B5F and add shadows around it with color #593B36 (17 pixel soft-edged brush, 40% opacity). Highlight the roof with color #FAEFD9.

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Step 108

Highlight the window glass with color # and add a shadow to right above the glass with color # (both 40% opacity soft-edged brush). Use color #644844 and the same brush to add shadows to the roof above it.

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Step 109

Begin blocking in shadows in the water with color #293535 (38% opacity, 210 pixel brush).

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Step 110

Use the same brush and color #24322E to deepen the shadows.

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Step 111

Fill the top center of the water with color #1280C8 (same brush) and then use the smudge tool to shape it.

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Step 112

Continue using the same brush to highlight the blue with color #CFCCC7.

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Step 113

Brush color #406A62 (50% opacity, soft-edged brush) where the reelections are cast by the boats in the reference photo.

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Step 114

Highlight the light reflections with color #DCC3AC and the same brush.

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Step 115

We are going to use three filters to give the canal a “watery” appearance. Begin by applying a Glass filter to the “background” layer. Set the Distortion to 14, the Smoothness to 10, and Texture to “Frosted”, and the Scaling to 200%. Check the “Invert” box if you wish.

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Step 116

Next, apply a “Watercolor” filter. Set the Brush Detail to 14.

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Step 117

Apply as last filter, “Smudge Stick,” to the layer. Set the Stroke Length to 0, the Highlight Area to 9, and the Intensity to 4.

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Step 118

Make a new layer, “Color Block”.

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Step 119

Fill in most of the windows with color #106358 (opaque). Use the same color to fill the bottom left arch of the middle “connector” building as well as all the shutters.

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Step 120

Fill in the rest of the windows in the middle building with color #8CA394 (opaque). Fill in the balcony as well.

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Step 121

Fill the inside of the bridge with color #BF895E . Leave a white trim on its edges.

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