In the previous article "Tips: Using PS Style Filters to Create Dynamic Line Effects (Sharing)", I introduced you to a little trick on how to use PS Style Filters to create dynamic line effects. Dynamic line effect. The following article will introduce to you how to use PS to add a wrapping line effect to a character. Let’s see how to do it together.
The effect of adding surrounding lines to characters is as follows
1. Open ps, import the material of a photo, and create a new blank layer.
#2. Use the brush to select the hard edge, set the selection pressure, and adjust the size of the brush according to your requirements.
#3. Use the pen tool to outline the path around the light effect.
#4. Find the path, right-click and select [Stroke Path].
#5. Select [Brush] and remember to check Simulate Pressure.
#6. Find the layer [thumbnail] and double-click it to pop up the layer style and add an outer glow effect.
#7. Add a mask to erase the surrounding feeling.
#8. Just go back to the path and delete it.
#9. Copy another layer and place it in a wrong position.
#10. Create a new blank layer and select a splatter brush.
#11. After splattering the brush, import the material photo and create a clipping mask.
12. The effect is completed.
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