Illustriere schillernd bunte Seifenblasen in Photoshop
Mithilfe von Ebenenstilen kannst du in Photoshop bunte Verläufe und Effekte erstellen. Illustrator Adrian Bauer zeigt dir in seinem Tutorial, wie du damit Seifenblasen im typisch irisierenden Look illustrierst.
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Wer liebt sie nicht – schillernd bunte Seifenblasen! Sie verzaubern uns mit ihrer irisierenden Oberfläche, der wabernden Form und ihrer zarten Vergänglichkeit! Im Tutorial von Illustrator Adrian Bauer lernst du, ihren tollen Look mithilfe verschiedener Photoshop-Werkzeuge einzufangen: Nutze verschiedene Ebenenstile, um einen bunten Verlauf mit leuchtender Kante zu erstellen, und das Ellipse- sowie das Verformen-Werkzeug, um den Gute-Laune-Effekt in einer schönen Seifenblasen-Illustration festzuhalten.
Schillernder Farbverlauf
Mithilfe einer Verlaufsüberlagerung lässt sich jede Form bunt einfärben. Als Grundform für deine Seifenblase dient zunächst eine Ellipse, die mit einem vierfarbigen Verlauf gefüllt wird. Dafür stellt dir Adrian eine Farbpalette bereit, die an die schillernde Optik einer Seifenblase angelehnt ist. Schritt für Schritt zeigt dir der Profi, wie du die Verlaufsüberlagerung erstellst: Zunächst den bunten Farbverlauf, dann eine abgeflachte Kante mit Relief.
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Transparenz imitieren Mithilfe einer Ebenemaske kannst du Bereiche deiner bunten Ellipse verdecken und wieder sichtbar machen, um den für Seifenblasen typisch durchsichtigen Anschein zu erwecken. Adrian Bauer zeigt dir, wie du mit dem Pinsel auf der Ebenenmaske arbeitest, um die Deckkraft des Verlaufs bis zum gewünschten Ergebnis zu verändern.
Seifenblasen formen Verändere abschließend mit dem Verformenwerkzeug deine Ellipse zum unverkennbaren Seifenblasen-Look. Ein Verformungsgitter hilft dir dabei, an vielen Punkten anzusetzen und an den Ecken und Enden der Ellipse zu ziehen, bis dir das Ergebnis gefällt.
Eine Seifenblase kommt selten allein
Sobald du deine erste Seifenblase in Photoshop illustriert hast, kannst du mit verschiedenen Farbverläufen und Formen experimentieren, um viele schillernde Seifenblasen zu erschaffen. Probiers jetzt aus und öffne Adrians interaktives Tutorial in Photoshop! Viel Spaß!
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Über den Künstler
Adrian Bauer lebt in der Metropolregion Berlin. Mit seinen farbenfrohen, minimalistischen Illustrationen übersetzt er komplexe Sachverhalte in klar verständlichen Bilder. Das macht ihn zum gefragten Illustrator für internationale Agenturen, Verlagshäuser und Unternehmen in den Bereichen Editorial Illustration, Infografik und Corporate Branding.
Als Mentor in der Illustratoren Organisation Deutschland teilt er gerne Einblicke in seine Kreativarbeit und zeigt Creative Cloud Abonnent:innen mit seinen Adobe-Praxis-Tutorials Schritt für Schritt, wie seine Artworks in Photoshop und Illustrator entstehen.
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