Apprenez à fusionner deux animaux en utilisant sélections, masques de fusion et ajustements colorimétriques.
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Apprenez à fusionner deux animaux pour créer une nouvelle créature. Dans cet exemple, nous combinons la tête d’un aigle avec le corps d’un chien en utilisant sélections, masques de fusion et ajustements colorimétriques.
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Rien de plus surprenant que de voir un chien avec une tête d’aigle. En bousculant les lois de la nature avec un montage photo vos créations marqueront les esprits.
Dans ce tutoriel, après avoir sélectionné les deux sujets (la tête de l'aigle et le corps du chien), vous utiliserez des masques de fusion pour faire fusionner les deux et effacer les parties qui dépassent. Avec différents calques de réglages, la tête de l’aigle adoptera ensuite les ombres et les reflets du corps du chien.
Ces compétences en compositing vous serviront à imaginer des univers fantastiques ou des illustrations conceptuelles frappantes. Vous saurez isoler et intégrer n'importe quel sujet dans un environnement étranger de manière fluide.
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Dans ce tutoriel pratique, vous découvrirez comment :
Isoler les sujets pour pouvoir les fusionner de manière non destructive,
Utiliser les masques de fusion pour effacer les frontières entre les sujets,
Exploiter la Correction sélective et la Correspondance de couleur pour unifier les tons discrètement.
À propos de l’artiste
Julien Tabet est un artiste digital français. Son travail explore la rencontre entre la nature et l’imaginaire, donnant naissance à des compositions poétiques. S’inspirant du monde animal et du surréalisme, il crée des images visuellement saisissantes, portées par une palette de couleurs harmonieuse. Grâce à une maîtrise affirmée de Photoshop, il transforme ses idées les plus imaginatives en œuvres numériques d’une grande précision.
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