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Step 1
Make a new document that's 12x6 pixels in size and has a transparent background. |
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Step 2
Now select the top left corner and fill it diagonally with a black to white gradient. Do the same with the bottom right corner. |
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Step 3
Now define the pattern you've created. |
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Step 4
Name the pattern and click ok. |
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Step 5
Alright. Now that we have that out of the way, we can start on the car. Open your picture and select the part of the vehicle to be carbon fibered. |
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Step 6
Make a new layer via copy.
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Step 7
Desaturate the newly made layer |
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Step 8
Go to brightness/contrast and darken the layer a bit. |
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Step 9
Next, go to fill layer. |
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Step 10
Find the pattern you made earlier and click ok. |
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Step 11
Rasterize your new fill layer. |
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Step 12
Now go adjust the perspective. |
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Step 13
Make it so it looks good compared to the angle of your original image. |
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Step 14
Then give it a little twirl. |
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Step 15
Now to select just the hood, you hold command and click on the hood layer (You should have 3 layers. The original, the hood layer, and the pattern fill layer. I know in some of these pics I have an extra layer. Disreguard that.) The command click is for Macintosh. For PC it might be Alt click or control click. |
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Step 16
Select inverse. |
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Step 17
After you've selected the inverse, just press delete. It should look like this afterwards. |
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Step 18
Now lower the opacity of the fill layer a bit. |
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Step 19
Ok, now combine the pattern fill layer and the hood layer. Now you should only have 2 layers. The new carbon fiber hood layer and the original image. Lower the opacity of the hood layer a little. |
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