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help how can i achieve this effect?


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Junqi Ng

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Dear all,

how can i achieve this effect on the hand the circle thing.

any kind soul able to guide me how am i suppose to do it ?

kindly appreciate it.

mahouka_koukou_no_rettousei___miyuki_shiba_by_shoora_lovely-d7psc5d.jpg

thank you.
 
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Bildschirmfoto 2016-03-21 um 17.42.50.png
On a new layer create an oval shape.

Bildschirmfoto 2016-03-21 um 17.58.40.png
Fill the border with light blue color. Add noise 16. Move the shape to the desired place.
Make a duplicate of this layer and add gaussian blur 9. You'll get a halo.


mahouka_koukou_no_rettousei___miyuki_shiba_by_shoora_lovely-d7psc5d chrisdesign.jpg
Add a layer mask to both layers and paint of with black color parts of the leg that should not be visible.
This is what you get.

Bildschirmfoto 2016-03-21 um 18.03.18.png
Layer panel
 
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Chris, I must apologize. I started this tut before you posted and had been working (slowly) on it. It's just a slightly different approach.

The first thing I did was use guidelines and the Ellipse Tool (fill set to off, stroke set to white/black) to create the ring on a white BG.

NOTE: Set your Ellipse Tool to white and work on a black BG.

Here's the first ring.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.20.12 PM.png

On a new layer I added the next ring.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.20.41 PM.png

I decided to do this in a simple manner.
I added a layer mask, and using the Brush Tool, I masked the part of the second ring I did not want showing.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.20.23 PM.png

On a new layer, I created the third ring.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.20.58 PM.png

Another mask on that layer.....
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.21.13 PM.png

On a new layer, I used the line tool to create the ends.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.21.25 PM.png

I then grouped all of the ring layers.
I want to preserve the ring layers just in case I need to edit them. You could copy and merge them or you could create a stamp visible layer of the rings.

On the merged/stamped visible layer, I made selection of the inner and outer ring surfaces.
I place a layer of diagonal lines below the merged/stamped visible layer.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.22.14 PM.png

I then used a layer mask to mask everything outside the ring surfaces.
I also added another new layer below the merged/stamped visible layer and used the Brush Tool to add some shading.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.22.32 PM.png

Yours should be white. I had to convert mine.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.23.19 PM.png

Next, I added the ring to an image.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.42.47 PM.png

Like chris, I used a layer mask to mask out the singers arm.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.24.08 PM.png

I then used Color Overlay and Outer Glow from a layer style to add the glowing effects.
Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 3.24.28 PM.png
 
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Hi Sam,

i having this problem to make the border line go white instead of the entire shape go white.

Error.jpg

how can i resolve this ?
 
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chrisdesign said:
Hi Sam
I like your approach better, it is much more accurate than mine, but it might be more difficult to do for the OP.
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chris, I agree totally and I had actually thought of that beforehand. I tried to make it a simple as possible.
 
Junqi Ng said:
Hi Sam,

i having this problem to make the border line go white instead of the entire shape go white. how can i resolve this ?
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Sam said:
The first thing I did was use guidelines and the Ellipse Tool (fill set to black, stroke off) to create the ring on a white BG.
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I completely apologize, the instruction in red should have read........FILL OFF AND STROKE SET TO WHITE.
 
IamSam said:
I completely apologize, the instruction in red should have read........FILL OFF AND STROKE SET TO WHITE.
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Hi sam,

am i at the correct pace so far ? dont know why my lines it doesnt seem like thick enough

may i know how did you add the diagonal lines in ?

error 2.jpg
 
Junqi Ng said:
Hi sam,

am i at the correct pace so far ? dont know why my lines it doesnt seem like thick enough
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Since you have used shapes, you can easily go back adjust the width of the lines.

Junqi Ng said:
may i know how did you add the diagonal lines in ?
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I used the Line Tool.

Sam's tutorial said:
On a new layer, I used the line tool to create the ends.
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Hey, Junqi Ng

I have been called in to work today so I must go. If you answer very fast, I might can offer some help before I leave.

What btm part? Did you mean bottom? If so, what bottom part....of what?
 
IamSam said:
Hey, Junqi Ng

I have been called in to work today so I must go. If you answer very fast, I might can offer some help before I leave.

What btm part? Did you mean bottom? If so, what bottom part....of what?
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Hi sam,

i manage to get it done but for the outer glow and color overlay i having some problem. would you mind sharing how can i go about doing the effect step by step so i can understand it.

color overlay.jpg
outerglow.jpg

kindly appreciate your help.
 
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You should go back and redo this step. I can see that you have not understood me.
Screen Shot 2016-03-23 at 9.47.35 PM.png

Once you have the diagonal lines placed on a layer below the ring, you have to make a SELECTION of the inside of the ring and then apply a layer mask. This confines the diagonal lines to the INSIDE of the ring.

What you have done is tried to use blending modes.
 
Here is the layers that I used to create the ring.
Screen Shot 2016-03-23 at 10.01.02 PM.png

When you are done with all of these layers, select them all, duplicate them (Cmd/Cntrl + J), then merge them.
Turn off the original layers and group them. This way they are saved.
 
IamSam said:
Here is the layers that I used to create the ring.
View attachment 63091

When you are done with all of these layers, select them all, duplicate them (Cmd/Cntrl + J), then merge them.
Turn off the original layers and group them. This way they are saved.
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Hi sam,

i did what you mention but the glowing effect still getting the problem which i mention on top.

am i doing the wrong way ?

ring 1.jpg
ring 2.jpg

kindly appreciate your help thank you so much.
 
Junqi Ng said:
Hi sam,

i did what you mention but the glowing effect still getting the problem which i mention on top.

am i doing the wrong way ? kindly appreciate your help thank you so much.
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The glowing effect is made using a layer style.
(This image is from the tutorial)
Screen Shot 2016-03-24 at 8.34.04 AM.png


Double click the merged ring layer once you have it in place.
Add a color overlay in the color you would like.
Screen Shot 2016-03-24 at 8.32.02 AM.png

Then add an outer glow.
Screen Shot 2016-03-24 at 8.32.13 AM.png
 
Here my psd.

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This is a problem with your ring layer. You still have not added the diagonal line layer correctly or you have not merged the layers.

Go back and review my post #13 and #14.
 
IamSam said:
This is a problem with your ring layer. You still have not added the diagonal line layer correctly or you have not merged the layers.

Go back and review my post #13 and #14.
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Hi sam,

do i have to uncheck the black background before merge ?

i try to hide the background layer and its seems to work.

ring 5.jpg
 
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