Showing posts with label Blush and Lipstick in Photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blush and Lipstick in Photoshop. Show all posts

Monday, September 27, 2010

Skin Tone, Blush and Lipstick in Photoshop

Step 1 : I have opened this free stock image in Photoshop.
It belongs to  ~rangercookiestock   I intend to change the skin tone, add a blush to the cheeks and lipstick with the help of a few layers an some tweaks in Photoshop.
 Step 2 : Click the New Fill or Adjustment Layer button and click on Solid Color.
 Step 3 : The Pick a solid color dialogue box opens.
 Step 4 : Click on the extreme top left corner, not exactly on the corner, but just a little bit to the right. Click OK.
 Step 5 : The image looks like this.
 Step 6 : Change the Blend Mode of the Layer to Soft Light.
 The image looks like this.
The Layers Palette looks like this.
 Step 7 : The Layer Mask is not selected. Click on the Layer Mask to select it. A tiny border appears around it as soon as you click. This means it has been selected.
 Step 8 : Press b on the keyboard to bring up the Brush Tool. To increase the size of the Brush press ] (right bracket key) and to decrease it [ (left brackey). To make the Brush Hard press SHIFT+] (right bracket) and to make it soft SHIFT+[ (left bracket). We will need a soft Brush here.
Step 9 : Make sure that the Foreground/Background colors are set Black/White. If it is not press x and hen d on the keyboard.
Step 10 : Lower the Opacity of the Brush in the top panel to 50%. 
 
 Step 11 : Make the Brush Tip small and paint carefully on the eyes and the lips.
 Step 12 : Click on the New Fill and Adjustment Layer and click on Curves.
 Step 13 : In the Curves change the channel to Red from the dropdown.
 Step 14 : Pull the midpoint up.
 The image looks like this.
 Step 15 : Change the channel to Green. Push up the diagonal line in the middle.
 Step 16 : Drag the diagonal line in the middle down.
 The image looks like this.
 Step 17 : Click on the Blue channel.
 Step 18 : Drag the diagonal line in the middle just a little bit.
 Step 19 : The Mask on the Curves Layer is selected. It has the tiny border around it which shows it is selected.
 Step 20 : Press CTRL+I. The Mask changes from white to Black.
The image looks as before.
 Step 21 : Make sure the Fore ground Color is set to White. Press x to switch between the Foreground and Background Colors.
Step 22 : Make the Brush large by pressing the ] (right bracket) so that it covers the cheek and click once. You can see the effect that it has here. It is the blush.
Step 23 : Click may be once more on the right cheek, then once on the left cheek. (It will depend on your image.
Step 24 : Click again on the New Fill or Adjustment Layer button. Click on Curves.
Step 25 : Click on the Red channel. Drag the diagonal line up.
Step 26 : Select the Green channel and drag the diagonal line as shown.
Step 27 : Lastly select the Blue channel and drag the diagonal up slightly.
Step 28 : Press CTRL+I to change the Mask from White to Black in the Curves 2 Layer.
Step 29 : Set the Foreground Color to White.
Step 30 : Press b on the keyboard. Reduce the size of the brush by pressing [ (left bracket). Paint over the lips to give it the 'lipstick'.
Step 31 : With the Curves layer 2 already selected press SHIFT and click on Color Fill 1 layer. All the three layers are highlighted.
Step 32 : Press CTRL+G. A Group 1 layer forms.
Step 33 : Reduce the Opacity of the layer to about 80%.
This was the original image.
This is the edited image. 
 Step 34 : I am further lowering the Opacity to 40%.
 This is the effect after reducing the Opacity further.
That is all.
Other photoshop tutorials are here
 


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