how i can do this effects by photoshop

[photoshop-user]

sorry

like this

http://www.filaty.com/i/711/8e7907f.1.gif

[Koogle]

you need to look for the photoshop plugins by "Effect" .. I believe they have a vast collection of good ones like...

Effect -Nighy Sky
Effect -Water
etc

:D

[iSOBigD]

There's no such thing as "person effect"...that was most likely hand-painted.

If you don't know how to even make stars, don't even bother trying to make the rest. Learn the basics of Photoshop and digital painting and then you'll have a better idea of how this was done. The water was probably 3D (fastest way of doing it) but it could have been 2D also with Photoshop's lighting filter to create bumps.

[SEDiT]

the best thing i can say is go through the filter menu ... try all of them n u wil get some idea how to get those effects...

[joeparis]

Ehm...I think someone might be having a laugh.

[ChrisNoeth]

Learn how to paint digitally and try the airbrush in combination with the lasso tool. With different layers and changes in opacity you can get all of this done somehow.

Best,

Chris

[stylEmon]

/\ good advice.

Filters is the WORST advice. Filters is just a 'action' of someone elses custom effect... learn to make your own and you wont be asking how to do 'person efferct' LOL

Try using a brush, scatter it, lower the count, randomize the size and rotation. use some gradient layers/airbrushed layers, and try different blending modes... that will get you started on the stars.

[jumbowumbo2]

"Person effect"


rofl


How can people take this seriously? It's obviously tounge-in-cheek.

[RiKToR]

I have plugin I will sell you that makes anything you want, its a little pricy at $75 bucks an hour but worth it!

[kraal]

a real answer to you question since everyone else is too busy jump on the 'just draw it high horse' what you are looking for and at are textures added to the image. and unlike what everyone is so busy claiming you can buy/find/make/download custom brushes that provide those effect. do a search for 'water brushes' in google and see what you end up with. try gettting a cloth texture and layering that over an image under luminosity and lower the opacity

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