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In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to create a realistic Silent Hill inspired artwork. This tutorial covers techniques such as creating fog using only a few fill layers and the Cloud render tool, easy ways on how to blend images together to make them look like they are in a foggy scene, painting-in real looking ash through a few brush strokes and giving the image a soft contrast using the Blur tool and a few blending modes.
Preview of Final Results
Silent Hill Inspired Photo-Manipulation Photoshop Tutorial
Resources
- Silent Hill BG - hielorei
- Blood Brushes - KeRen-R
- Winter SnowFlake Brushes PS7 - KeepWaiting
- ballade iii - medusestock
- Silent Hill Nurses 1 - Stickfishies Stock
- Creature 01-01 - stiks 1969
Step 1: Create a Photoshop Image File
Let’s begin by creating a new image file, go to the Menu bar and click File > New, and then input the following values on their respective fields:
- Presets: International Paper
- Size: A4
- Width: 2480 pixels
- Height: 3508 pixels
- Resolution: 300 pixels/inch
- Color Mode: RGB Color; 8 bit
- Background Contents: White
Step 2: Create the Background
In this step, we will be creating the background. To start, let’s open Silent Hill BG by hielorei. Once open, activate the Move tool by pressing V on your keyboard. Now, drag that image into our canvas. It should appear like this:
