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Old Style Grunge Military Poster
Designing, Photo Effects, Tutorials 8 CommentsIn this tutorial I will show you how to design a poster for a Military poster. Before we will start I recommend you to bookmark the following website: Grafplus. You will find a lot of good vectors and very good Photoshop brushes. This poster will have a old style look. This tutorial was requested by one of our members. if you want to suggest a new tutorial please contact us.
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Materials Needed
For this military poster I will need the following images :
Grunge Texture
Vector Machine Gun
Vector Plane
I will create a big size document in Photoshop: 960 x 900 pixels and I will place the grunge texture downloaded from grafplus
With This Layer selected, I will duplicate the layer ( press CTRL+J ) to duplicate
Then I will go to Filter > Render > Lightning Effects
And I will use the following settings
I will change the blending mode to Overlay. In the following image you can see also the end result
I will download now this vector machine gun
I will open this EPS in Photoshop and i will rasterize it
I will select Custom Shape Tool, and I will choose the following custom shape
I will place the shape like in the following image. Please note that you have to Zoom out your grunge poster to be able to place the shape like me
For this layer I will change the blending mode to Overlay
This is my result so far
I will place the machine gun and vector plane like in the following image
I will change the blending mode for all three layers to Multiply
I will select Rectangular Marquee Tool, and I will set the Feather to 31
On my document I will create a selection
I will press on CTRL+SHIFT+I to inverse the selection
I will create a new layer above all layers ( press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+N ). With Paint Bucket Tool I will place one time inside my selection
Because I have used a feather selection my fill will look very nice near the middle border. I will Change the blending mode to Overlay, and I will press on CTRL+D to deselect
My last step is to place some text on the military poster.
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nice tutorial, I will use it for my san andreas multi player movie poster
good tutorial but looks pale
thanks anyway
good tutorial thanks
Nice tutorial and nice technique…
it was preety good
A nice and easy to follow tutorial.
Good one. Thanks for the tutorial. Now i can visualize a lot of splash screen, posters and webpages using this technique
Very easy to follow. Excellent job!