Long time since I posted here on the site, I will put new mounts, and a new tutorial, I thank the numerous comments, not expecting much because they do not divulge this site, thanks!

imagem desenvolvi para intituto federal do paraná(image development for the Federal Institute of Parana)

TUTORIAL TRATAMENTO DE IMAGEM (TREATMENT IMAGE)

tirei as manchas, linhas ou espinhas da imagem.
dupliquei a minha imagem ctrl+j -> filter->blur->gaussian blur-> 2,8

I took the spots, lines or spines of the image.
duplicated my image ctrl + j -> filter-> Blur-> Gaussian blur-> 2.8

vai na layer clica segurando o alt+mask

will layer, click on  alt+mask

imagem largou de ser embasada, agora pegue pincel coloque na brushe bolinha esfumaçada

image back to normal, Now grab  Brush Tool fuzzy ball

coloque opacidade 90% e coloque a cor branca, passe sobre os defeitos da pele.

put 90% opacity, and place the white, pass on the defects of the skin.

Vou clarear um pouco minha imagem

I’ll  clearer picture
click  layer-> new adjustment layer-> curves-> ok

puxa linha um pouco para cima

pull up a line

vai na layer aperta ctrl+e voltar a ser layer só e depois duplica ctrl+j

depois vai em filter->gaussian blur  vai la layer poem em overley, opacidade 55%

goes in the layer and press CTRL + E, back to being alone, and then double layer ctrl + j

then goes on filter-> gaussian blur-> layer it will bring into overley, opacity 55%

agora ctrl+E até ficar layer só, depois duplica de novo ctrl+j

clarear os olhos, mudar a cor da  boca

selecione as bolinhas dos olhos aperte ctrl+u deixe um azul mais forte e depois, lembre faça isso na layer duplicada.

ai depois selecione a boca faça ctrl+u e  mude cor d batóm

CTRL + E now till layer only, then doubles again ctrl + j

brighten eyes, change the color of the mouth

select the eye balls hit ctrl + u leave a stronger blue and then remember to do this on duplicated layer.

i then select the mouth do ctrl + U  to change color lipstick

the end

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PSD DOWNLOAD: http://www.photoshopstar.com/downloads/batman-psd.rar

A quick Photoshop tutorial on the making of a grunge-style TDK (The Dark Knight) wallpaper! Is anyone else here looking forward to this wicked film?

(1680 x 1050 download)

Introduction

I’d like to point out that I was inspired to design this after seeing (and using) Louie Mantia’s The Dark Knight wallpaper, which you can find here. He also has tons of other amazing wallpapers that you can download in fullscreen or widescreen resolutions.

Obviously you know what we’ll be making in this tutorial, but you should know that you should at least have basic knowledge of Photoshop to follow completely through. We’ll be using a lot of the basics in Photoshop, including tools and layer-related stuff.

1. Making your Canvas

We need to start by making a new document in Photoshop. For this tutorial you should use the resolution that fits your screen - in my case 1680 x 1050! Bring some rulers onto your canvas in the center.

Select some appropriate colors then drag a radial gradient in the middle of your document.

Colors used were #3d3b3c and #0e0d11.

2. Background Texture

Time to add a little detail to the background. Find and copy onto your canvas a nice, grungy texture. For this you can use paper, stone, abstract or whatever! A good place to start is CG Textures.

Start with a texture of some metal scratches. Copy it into your canvas, resize it then mess with the layer mode & opacity/fill. I tried Color Dodge with a fill of 30%.

Get another texture, this time you can use something random. Again mess with the layer mode and opacity, use whatever comes out nice & to your liking.

(rusty metal texture added)

3. Bat Logo

Time to get a nice bat logo for our wallpaper. For this you might want to go to Google Images and search for a good-quality batman logo. Just remember, go for the new and much cooler batman logo, not the old corny one from the ’60s

Since I’m no professional with the Pen Tool or Illustrator, I enlisted the help of my brother Simon in tracing the batman logo, and it came out perfectly:

If you want to download the batman logo used above, please feel free: Download Batman Logo PSD

Copy your bat logo onto the canvas and rasterize it (conver it to pixels). Now you may want to make a few duplicates of your original layer, just in case something goes wrong.

4. Metal Effect (Bat Logo)

Now we want to make our bat logo a bit more interesting. Do you have any ideas on how to do that? I personally had a great struggle with this part… but anyway, follow this and I’m sure we’ll come out with a decent metal effect

Start by darkening up your logo a little bit (start with a base color of #878787). Now, head into the blending options for your bat layer and apply the following layer styles:

• Bevel and Emboss
• Stroke

Remember: depending on what size document and logo you’re working with, you may need to tweak those settings. I now have a basic beveled effect:

OK, not looking so great, yet!

Create a new layer (layer > new > layer) then merge this layer together with your logo layer, this will apply the layer styles to the pixels so we can start afresh. Find and get out the Burn Tool, set the settings to low (Midtones, 30%) and do a little bit of burning on the inside of the logo.

Now, using the Dodge Tool with moderate settings (Highlights, 35%) do a little bit of dodge-work on the edges/corners of your logo.

Get out the Burn Tool again, using the same settings as before, darken the middle area of your logo a little more.

Now it’s time for some more layer styles:

• Inner Shadow
• Inner Glow
• Gradient Overlay

Again, depending on what sizes you’re working with here, you may need to alter the inner shadow/inner glow settings.

Not bad now! As done before, create a new layer then merge it with the layer applied with the layer styles. After this, darken up your logo a little more using the levels feature (ctrl+l).

OK, we’re done for that part, but we want to add a little more metal to the logo (next step).

5. Metal Textures (Bat Logo)

Again, check out your texture resources and find some nice, rusty metal textures. To start with I used a ‘galvanized’ metal texture.

Copy your texture to the canvas, resize it then crop it to the bat logo pixels (using a layer mask).

Now, time to mess with some layer modes. For the first galvanized metal texture layer I used Color Dodge with 40% fill, then I duplicated this layer and changed the layer mode to Overlay and left the fill opacity intact.

Not really noticeable, hey? Anyway, to finish off I added one more texture on top, with a large rusty bit at the top:

For this layer I used Linear Burn and 27% fill (please remember, all the textures used in this tutorial can be downloaded from CG Textures).

(click for larger version)

6. Finshing Effects for Bat Logo

OK, to finish off with the bat logo I think we should add a shadow and also one of those cool light rays in the background. For the shadow, simply apply an Outer Glow layer style to the main layer.

For the ‘cool light ray’ effect I was talking about, get one of your original bat logo layers (with one solid color) and apply Filter > Blur > Radial Blur with similar settings to these:

Now we have a cool blur like this:

I think a good idea for a better effect would be to make the shape slightly bigger before apply radial blur, so it stands out on the sides a little bit more. Anyway, after you’re done with the radial blur, change the layer mode to Color Dodge and lower the fill if you think it necessary.

So, as you can see, on the left we have the final bat logo on top of the light ray in the background, and on the right is the final light ray with the layer mode changed.

Further Effects

As I write this I continue getting ideas to improve on the final product, but I can’t list them all! You should keep adding your own stuff to the outcome though, as you’ll always come across a better effect.

One idea is to create another light ray effect and place it on top of all the other layers, use a layer mode such as Overlay and erase away some of the inner area.

(additional light ray effect on the right, as explained above)

7. Additional Textures

If you want a much darker outcome, you should continue adding textures on top of the whole document (not just the shape or the background, but the whole thing) and continue playing with layer modes, fills, layer masks, etc.

Don’t forget the ole trusty but crusty brushes either!

(more textures, more adjustment layers, etc.)

Thanks + PSD

Well, we’re done for this tutorial! I hope it was sufficient Just remember though, if there’s anything specific you needed help with, please leave a comment or download and dissect the PSD file!

01. Pressione Ctrl+O e abra uma imagem qualquer, caso queira usar a mesma imagem do tutorial clique com o botão direito do mouse sobre a foto e escolha a opção Save Link As.

02. Agora vá em Image> Canvas Size e defina o dobro do valor da altura como na foto abaixo e pressione Ok.

03. Pressione Ctrl+J duas vezes para criar duas cópias da layer como na foto abaixo, vá em Edit> Transform> Flip Vertical.

04. Pressione a letra V do teclado para selecionar a Move Tool, clique e arraste a imagem copiada para parte de baixo do documento como na foto abaixo.

05. Agora vá em Image> Adjustments> Hue/Saturation e defina os valores abaixo.

06. Sua imagem deverá ficar como a da foto abaixo.

07. Pressione Ctrl+J para duplicar a layer, vá em Filter> Artistic> Plastic Wrap e defina os valores abaixo.

08. Sua imagem deverá ficar como na foto abaixo.

09. Agora pressione a letra E do teclado para selecionar a Eraser Tool e passe na borda que junta as duas imagens, escolha um brush de pontas suaves e tamanho médio.

10. Ao final sua imagem deverá ficar como na foto abaixo.

site de origem: http://www.digitaltuts.com/Photoshop-tutorials/Reflective-Photo.html