Coloring a Wave and Adding a Surfer

by Dorian_L in Craft > Digital Graphics

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Coloring a Wave and Adding a Surfer

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you'll need:

  • adobe photoshop
  • internet access

Step 1: Find a Black/white Image of an Ocean Wave

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I looked up "wave black/white" on google.com, found and image, and saved it as a png file. Make sure you save it as a png, jpeg, or gif format so that it will be compatible for adobe Ps.

Add Your Image Onto Adobe Ps

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add your image onto Adobe Ps and turn it into a layer so that if you fail or mess up on something, you will have a backup to instantly go back to.

Play With Contrast/brightness

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try changing contrast and brightness to make your image look more clean or realistic. Be sure not to change to much because since you will be working on a black/white image, the results can greatly change.

after you're finished and happy with the results then you can delete the old copy of your image

Add the Color

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click the "create new fill or adjustment layer" button at the bottom of the "layers" and click "Hue/Saturation..."

then make the new layer, name it purple

Find an Image of a Surfer

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i also found this on google

Place the Image Into the Image of the Wave

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after this, you might want to play with the color hues of he new surfer because he will likely look weird on the new image