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[creole]

Okay guys. I'm going to submit this now to createblog. I would love to have any comments or criticism to help me improve my next tutorial.

I hope this gets accepted. LOL









READ FIRST :
This tutorial was made by me. Redistributing is not allowed.
Not all pictures will have this effect. You are highly advised to mess with the settings to your liking, so you may get the effect you want.

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01. Open up your base! ( Sharpen if you want. )


02. Make a new SELECTIVE COLORING layer, and apply these settings.
(Adjust them to your liking if you have to . )







03. You should have something like this.


04. Make a new FILL layer and use the Paint Bucket Tool. Fill the new layer with #04637f and set the layer to OVERLAY. Set the layeropacity to 88%.
(Here's the color if you're too lazy to fill the layer. You can just copy image/paste if you wanted to.)



You should have the first effect!



OPTIONAL:
If you want the second effect of making the icon brighter, just duplicate your final icon and set the duplicated layer to SCREEN. Set the layer opacity to 24%.

You should have the second effect!





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Thank you for reading my first tutorial!
Here's a PSD if you're too lazy or you're confused. Be sure to replace my icon with your icon!

[Medi]

Just about everything as a tutorial get's accepted, look at mine for example. I left something out, and had a typo. But it was still accepted. not complaining though, I didn't save that as a psd.

But Beenly, your tutorial is a bit complicated, I mean, why is it necessary to say things like: "set the layer opacity to 88%, set the layer opacity to 24%, I've never really understood these colorization tutorials anyway though.

[Mikeplyts]

Just about everything as a tutorial get's accepted, look at mine for example. I left something out, and had a typo. But it was still accepted. not complaining though, I didn't save that as a psd.

But Beenly, your tutorial is a bit complicated, I mean, why is it necessary to say things like: "set the layer opacity to 88%, set the layer opacity to 24%, I've never really understood these colorization tutorials anyway though.

I kinda get what you mean. But this tutorial isn't even that complicated, it's just messing with different settings and modes in Photoshop.