Hello, friends, welcome to the PS classroom sharing time~

What we are going to share today is to use PS to create a fantasy ending or movie poster. You can also follow the steps to learn PS, that’s it~

Materials for making Terminator movie posters:

Steps to PS a Terminator movie poster:

2. First synthesize the skull and follow the following steps:

3. Add a dark blue background (color value) to the page :#082f3d), format the title, and then place the synthesized skull at a suitable position on the page, adjust the size and ratio, and set the opacity to 30%.

4. Create a new curve and a hue/saturation adjustment layer to adjust the color of the material (the curves need to adjust the three options of red/green/blue respectively).

5. Drag the adjusted material into the screen, rotate it and then enlarge the material to adjust its position. Create a clipping mask for the material and erase the excess.

6. Create new color levels and hue/saturation adjustment layers to adjust the color of the material.

7. Rotate and enlarge the material to adjust its position. Create a clipping mask for the material and erase the excess. Copy the material, create a clipping mask, capture the upper left corner, rotate it and adjust the position to erase the excess.

8. Create a new color balance and hue/saturation adjustment layer to adjust the color of the material.

9. Adjust the position of the material as shown below. Create a clipping mask for the material, erase the excess, and deepen the color

10. Create a new hue/saturation and color balance adjustment layer screen color

11. Select the skull image Add a filter to the layer (Menu - Filter - Filter Library - Sketch - Sticky Notes) and then select Color Dodge in the layer properties and set the opacity to about 20%. Create a new black and white adjustment layer and change it to dark blue (color value: #080cOd)

12. Create a new layer and use a dark blue brush to deepen the eyes, nose, and chin of the skull

13. Add flames, open the material, and intercept the appropriate part.

14. Production of smoke: Open the material, adjust it with the color range (menu-select-color range), get the effect on the right, click OK, and use ctrltj to intercept it.

15. Drag the captured smoke to the appropriate position in the screen, as shown below.

16. Use an orange brush to paint the flames on a new layer, and set the layer properties to Screen Color.

17. Create a new gradient map, adjust the layer opacity to 20%, and change the layer properties to Multiply. Create a new Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer to darken the image.

18. The last step is to create the font effect. Cut out part of the flame material to create a clipping mask for the title font, reduce the flame saturation and then use a brush to add rough spots. It can be sharpened appropriately to increase the texture of the picture.

Okay, the operation is completed here~ Isn’t it awesome? A very cool Terminator movie poster was born~ Friends who haven’t followed the steps to make it, don’t wait any longer~

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