Create a Star Wars Scene Photoshop Tutorial

Create a Star Wars Scene Photoshop Tutorial
Create a Star Wars Scene Photoshop Tutorial

Step 7

Add Adjustment Layer "Levels"

Step 8

Add Adjustment Layer "Color Balance"

Step 9

Add Adjustment Layer "Exposure" and use Brush Tool(B) Soft Round with foreground color black and paint the highlights parts on Planets. Opacity reduce to 80%.

Step 10

Next we will open Robot 1. After you open the image, use Lasso Tool(L) and select robot. After the selection area has been created, simply copy (Ctrl / Cmd + C) and Paste (Ctrl / Cmd + V)  it to our work canvas. Then position the image with the transform tool (Ctrl / Cmd + T). Hold Alt + Shift and resterize like image below. In Photoshop CC only hold Alt to resterize al sides together.

Select with the Lasso tool

The Lasso tool is useful for drawing freeform segments of a selection border.

  1. Select the Lasso tool , and set feathering and anti-aliasing in the options bar.
  2. To add to, subtract from, or intersect with an existing selection, click the corresponding button in the options bar.Photoshop Selection optionsSelection options
    A. New B. Add To C. Subtract From D. Intersect With 
  3. Do either of the following:
    • Drag to draw a freehand selection border.
    • To switch between freehand and straight-edged segments, press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS), and click where segments should begin and end. (To erase recently drawn straight segments, hold down the Delete key.)
  4. To close the selection border, release the mouse without holding down Alt or Option.

Step 11

Add Adjustment Layer "Color Balance" and set Opacity to 14%.

Step 12

Add Adjustment Layer "Curves" and press Ctrl/Cmd + I to invert and use Brush Tool(B) Soft Round with foreground color white and paint the the inside of the robot. Blend mode change to Luminosity with Opacity 40%.

Step 13

Add Adjustment Layer "Curves" and press Ctrl/Cmd + I to invert and use Brush Tool(B) Soft Round with foreground color white and paint the the outside of the robot.

Step 14

Add Adjustment Layer "Hue/Saturation" Opacity set to 70%.

Step 15

Add Adjustment Layer "Brightness/Contrast"

Step 16

Next, select Robot 1 layer and Duplicate it (Press Ctrl/Cmd +J) and move it below Robot 1 layer. We’ll use it for a shadow, press Ctrl/Cmd + U to open Hue/Saturation Adjustment layer and set Lightness to -100.

Now open a Transform Tool(Ctrl/Cmd + T) and flip it Vertical. To have complete control hold Ctrl/Cmd and move bottom pointers to left side. Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set radius to 5.2px.

Now create a layer mask and use Brush Tool(B) Soft Round with foreground color black and paint as shown in the picture below. Blend mode change tu Multiply with Opacity 75%.

Step 17

Now back on layer Adjustment Layer Hue/Saturation and open another Robot. Go to File > Open and select Robot 2/3. After you open the image, use Lasso Tool(L) and select robot 2 (on right side) After the selection area has been created, simply copy (Ctrl / Cmd + C) and Paste (Ctrl / Cmd + V)  it to our work canvas. Then position the image with the transform tool (Ctrl / Cmd + T). Hold Alt + Shift and resterize like image below. In Photoshop CC only hold Alt to resterize al sides together. Opacity set to 25%.

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6 comments on “Create a Star Wars Scene Photoshop Tutorial”

  1. Does anyone know if this tutorial is good? I'm at step 5 and struggling to understand what it's asking me to do. If anyone has already beat this challenge please let me know, it would help wonders.

    1. Hey Student,

      I'm currently up to step 21, and have found the tutorial becomes a lot easier to understand. My design currently looks spectacular, and this 'challenge' has almost been conquered. I truly believe if you put your mind to this, then you can do it.

      With the kindest regards,
      Another Student

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