Créer une composition intégrant un tatouage dans Adobe Photoshop
Si les tatouages existent depuis des siècles et durent toute une vie, les goûts et les modes en la matière changent régulièrement. Avant de prendre rendez-vous chez le tatoueur, découvrez comment la graphiste Erica Larson utilise Adobe Photoshop pour appliquer un tatouage virtuel en quelques étapes simples.
Erica Larson est graphiste, designer et directrice de création adjointe de l’équipe Adobe Studio. Depuis qu’elle a rejoint Adobe, elle s’est découvert une passion pour l’illustration, le bénévolat et l’enseignement. Ses travaux préférés sont ceux qui mêlent les trois.
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Préparer l’image
Pour commencer, ouvrez la photo du mannequin dans Photoshop, puis placez l’illustration du tatouage où vous le souhaitez. Dans le panneau Calques, Erica Larson a défini le mode de fusion du calque du tatouage sur Produit, et réduit l’opacité pour que le tatouage se fonde sur l’épaule du modèle.
2 Nettoyer
Erica Larson a ensuite ajouté un masque de fusion sur le tatouage. Une fois ce masque sélectionné, elle a utilisé l’outil Pinceau et appliqué du noir sur les parties du tatouage qui dépassaient de l’épaule afin de les masquer.
3 Créer un éclairage réaliste
Pour créer un effet d’éclairage réaliste sur le tatouage, Erica Larson a réglé l’opacité du pinceau sur 10 % et appliqué du noir sur la partie de l’image à faire ressortir.
4 Adapter l’image
Le plaquage du tatouage sur la peau du modèle est une étape essentielle. Pour commencer, rompez le lien entre l’image du tatouage et son masque. Ensuite, cliquez sur la vignette du tatouage pour pouvoir modifier l’image indépendamment de son masque. Pour finir, choisissez Édition > Transformation > Déformation, puis faites glisser la grille et les poignées pour déformer le tatouage comme souhaité.
5 Fusionner
Pour que le tatouage semble aussi proche de la peau que possible, Erica Larson a sélectionné le calque du tatouage, puis choisi Filtre > Flou > Flou gaussien. Elle a ensuite ajusté le rayon pour créer un flou subtil.
Nouvelles compétences, nouveaux tatouages ?
Testez différents designs de tatouage comme Erica Larson pour vérifier leur aspect sur vos clients ou sur vous-même sans aiguille.
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