Create a Rock Festival Poster Design in Photoshop
Today I will show you how to create a rock festival poster in Photoshop. We'll learn to use a custom brush for the background, use photo stock, simple manipulation techniques and combine colors to give a cool look. Enjoy and thanks for watching!
Tutorial Resources:
Guitar
Concert
Doffy Gradients
Gold Gradient
Video Guide
00:18 : Create a new document size 900 x 1350 pixels, 300dpi
00:43 : Unlock background layer
00:50 : Open the Foreground Color menu enter color code : 010102
01:01 : Alt + backspace to fill the background color
01:09 : Create a new layer
01:14 :Open the Foreground Color menu enter color code : efa57d
01:27 : Activate the Brush tool
01:40 : To resize press Ctrl + T
02:07 : Duplicate the layer slide down and decrease the size
02:46 : Next add the Gradient Map
03:00 : Change the blending mode to Multiply
03:05 : Go to File > Place Embedded. To open an Concert image into a worksheet
03:17 : Change the blending mode to Screen
03:24 : Press Ctrl + T to open the transform menu
03:36 : Add a layer mask, using the Gradient Tool to remove at the top and bottom.
03:56 : Add Hue/Saturation and Level on the Concert image and don't forget to make Clipping Mask
04:27 : Create a new layer
04:32 : Use the Brush tool to create a light
04:53 : Change the blending mode to Overlay
05:02 : Go to File > Open . To open an Guitar image
05:11 : Use the Pen tool to cut out objects from the background
05:40 : Right + Click and choose Make Selection
05:46 : Adding a Layer mask adjustment layer
05:49 : Drag and drop layers to move to the main page
06:14 : Right + Click and choose Apply Layer Mask
06:26 : Now we will make a shadow on the guitar. Create a new layer
06:33 : Use the Brush tool (B)
07:10 : Set the level of opacity to 90%
07:26 : Double click the Guitar layer to add a Outer Glow and Inner Glow layer style.
08:44 : Add Brightness/Contrast and Photo Filter on the concert image and don't forget to make Clipping Mask
09:17 : Add Color Lookup and change the blending mode to Color
09:37 : Add Color Balance
10:14 : Now we will add some text to finish our work. The font I used it called “Ge Body and Steelfish”.
10:18 : Create a title text under the image of a guitar
11:13 : Double click the text to add a Gradient Overlay and Drop Shadow layer style.
Tutorial Resources:
Guitar
Concert
Doffy Gradients
Gold Gradient
Video Guide
00:18 : Create a new document size 900 x 1350 pixels, 300dpi
00:43 : Unlock background layer
00:50 : Open the Foreground Color menu enter color code : 010102
01:01 : Alt + backspace to fill the background color
01:09 : Create a new layer
01:14 :Open the Foreground Color menu enter color code : efa57d
01:27 : Activate the Brush tool
01:40 : To resize press Ctrl + T
02:07 : Duplicate the layer slide down and decrease the size
02:46 : Next add the Gradient Map
03:00 : Change the blending mode to Multiply
03:05 : Go to File > Place Embedded. To open an Concert image into a worksheet
03:17 : Change the blending mode to Screen
03:24 : Press Ctrl + T to open the transform menu
03:36 : Add a layer mask, using the Gradient Tool to remove at the top and bottom.
03:56 : Add Hue/Saturation and Level on the Concert image and don't forget to make Clipping Mask
04:27 : Create a new layer
04:32 : Use the Brush tool to create a light
04:53 : Change the blending mode to Overlay
05:02 : Go to File > Open . To open an Guitar image
05:11 : Use the Pen tool to cut out objects from the background
05:40 : Right + Click and choose Make Selection
05:46 : Adding a Layer mask adjustment layer
05:49 : Drag and drop layers to move to the main page
06:14 : Right + Click and choose Apply Layer Mask
06:26 : Now we will make a shadow on the guitar. Create a new layer
06:33 : Use the Brush tool (B)
07:10 : Set the level of opacity to 90%
07:26 : Double click the Guitar layer to add a Outer Glow and Inner Glow layer style.
08:44 : Add Brightness/Contrast and Photo Filter on the concert image and don't forget to make Clipping Mask
09:17 : Add Color Lookup and change the blending mode to Color
09:37 : Add Color Balance
10:14 : Now we will add some text to finish our work. The font I used it called “Ge Body and Steelfish”.
10:18 : Create a title text under the image of a guitar
11:13 : Double click the text to add a Gradient Overlay and Drop Shadow layer style.
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