
Step 21
Set this layer to Overlay and reduce the Opacity to about 30%.

Step 22
Select your top-most layer and add a new layer above it called “lines.” Right-click the Rectangle Tool and choose the Line Tool. Set the foreground to black and the line weight to 1 px. Draw a few lines extending from the circular splatter to the upper right edges of the image. This simply adds a modern feel to the art and balances the blank corner. Reduce the layer opacity to about 30%.

Step 23
Truly personalize your design by adding some text. For this demonstration I have added the word “October” over the red platter using Don Quixote, a free font you can download here. Warp the text to add an Arch, and resize to fit inside the red shape to get the effect I have here.

Step 24
Let’s finalize the look by adjusting the color. This process will take some of the edge off the yellow and make the colors more vibrant. First you will need to create a flattened version of your work, but rather than flatten everything and lose your layers, it is best to create a duplicate.
Select all of your layers except the text and background by holding Shift and clicking each one, then click “Layers > New > Group From Layers” in the Photoshop menu. Your layers will be collapsed into a group in your Layers panel.
Select the group and choose “Duplicate Group.” Right-click the duplicated group and choose “Merge Group.”

Step 25
Select the merged layer and click on “ / Saturation.” Set the Hue to 8 and the Saturation to 10 and click “OK.”

Final Results
![GeishaArtTutorial_byV[1] GeishaArtTutorial_byV[1]](https://cdn.photoshoptutorials.ws/images/stories/7d1769fc5802_1309/GeishaArtTutorial_byV1.jpg?strip=all&webp=82&avif=82&w=1920)
Download the PSD
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Authors Comment
End of tutorial
I hope you are inspired by this tutorial and have learned a few tricks! If you create something unique using these steps, I would love to see it, so please leave a comment with the link! To learn more about design, or to view my art and photography, please visit 

