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Step 11 – Be Creative

We are now going to freestyle on this design. Press Ctrl + J on the keyboard to duplicate the light stripe a couple times as shown. DRAG the light stripe layers UP/DOWN/SIDE ways………………Make as many and as few as you would like! Check out my current progress:tut12


Step 12 – Final Details

To finish this design, add a couple more spheres. The largest sphere I used is in the lower right hand corner of the design. To simulate movement I added a motion blur by going to filter>blur>Motion blur. You can use my settings as shown below…………..Or………..be dramatic and experiment!

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Add two more spheres and rotate accordingly. Don’t be afraid to add depth of field or motion simulation by blurring the spheres.


Photo filter

We are going to add a photo filter above the entire image to basically standardize the color tones and make the image look a little more regulated. Go to LAYER>NEW ADJUSTMENT LAYER>PHOTO FILTER

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Select warming filter (81) and use the settings below. This is going to generalize the color tones in the image and make it a little more standardized.

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THE END!!!!!!!!!!!! I just added a vignette to the upper image and blurred the background a little bit………don’t be afraid to experiment! I also added a lens flare from the free lens flare pack along one of the light stripes.

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VARIATIONs for your Inspiration!

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Authors Comment

gfxcave logoThank you for following my tutorial! I wrote this tutorial because most people simply refuse to use repousse for some of their 3d objects and because EVERYBODY loves lights!. My personal blog is www.gfxcave.com and I also offer simple Photoshop tutorials and designer resources. Thanks again for reading this tutorial and I hop it inspires you

– Gilron Charles…Owner of www.gfxcave.com

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