How to reproduce this effect?

[EdwardSharpen]

How can I reproduce this effect in my image? The author of this work makes a depth effect on the edges very interesting, but I am quite inexperienced in Photoshop. I tried to use bevel and emboss, but I didn't get the same effect. Is it from some other Adobe program?

P.S.: My original language is not English, I'm using an automatic translator.

 

[IamSam]

Hello Edward and welcome to to the forum.

Are you referring to this effect? If so, this is done with a layer style "Bevel & Emboss" and "Stroke".







Just a note..........This B&E effect can also be done by hand, but it's a much more involved and difficult task!

 

[EdwardSharpen]

Hello Edward and welcome to to the forum.

Are you referring to this effect? If so, this is done with a layer style "Bevel & Emboss" and "Stroke".

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Just a note..........This B&E effect can also be done by hand, but it's a much more involved and difficult task!

Yes, that was the effect I was talking about, thanks for the help. However, I notice that the edge of the effect has these two lines that look really cool, besides not getting so "blurry" done in the example you posted.

I tried to use the "chisel hard" and soften it, pleased me more, but it still did not look the same. Do you have any idea how the "two-line" effect can be done? Thank you.

 

[IamSam]

However, I notice that the edge of the effect has these two lines that look really cool, besides not getting so "blurry" done in the example you posted.

As I stated, there are other ways to accomplish this effect.

You could use the outer selection combined with a reduced inner selection and the Brush Tool Tool to manually create the effect and sharpen up the edges.

Selections


Brush Tool work (on new layer)


Completed


You can duplicate the Brush Work layer and move it slightly...


Completed with "two lines"

 

[IamSam]

Do you have any idea how the "two-line" effect can be done?

Two line? Like this?

 

[EdwardSharpen]

Two line? Like this?
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Yes, but apparently the effect used is not manual, but rather automatic. The artist may have used some sort of specific plug-in to do this effect? Or some other way?

 

[IamSam]

The artist may have used some sort of specific plug-in to do this effect? Or some other way?

We can only guess. And my guess is that I don't know. You would have to ask artist.

Have you asked the artist?

 

[IamSam]

Yes, but apparently the effect used is not manual, but rather automatic.

How do you know this?

 

[EdwardSharpen]

We can only guess. And my guess is that I don't know. You would have to ask artist.

Have you asked the artist?

Unfortunately the original artist passed away last year :/

How do you know this?

Honestly, I don't know, it's a hunch. But looking at his art, I don't think he would do that effect manually.

 

[IamSam]

If it was not done manually, it may have been a specific layer style that the artist created.

Remember, the bevel and emboss effect can be HIGHLY customized with the contour editor! So that's where I would suggest you start!

 

[IamSam]

Also, you can stack layer styles! You can stack them and change their blending modes! The options and variables are almost endless!

You will just have to start experimenting!

I looked at his site. I see this effect you are asking about. I'm guessing he stacked layer styles.

 

[EdwardSharpen]

Also, you can stack layer styles! You can stack them and change their blending modes! The options and variables are almost endless!

You will just have to start experimenting!

I looked at his site. I see this effect you are asking about. I'm guessing he stacked layer styles.
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Whoa, thank you so much for the guidance! I'll be back here soon if I can come up with an ideal solution!