Photoshop tutorial, explained you about create realistic clouds image with photoshop. We given step by step information with screen shots and short cut keys.
how to create realistic clouds image with photoshop
This tutorial will show you how to use photoshop’s cloud filter to create realistic looking clouds .
Step 1: Start a new document of any size you want in Photoshop.
Step 2: Create a new layer by pressing Ctrl+J, and fill it with a Linear gradient of dark blue to lighter blue.
Darker blue: #395D9E
Lighter blue: #6A9BC9
Step 3: Create a new layer. & Press D to reset your color pallete.
Step 4: Go to Filter » Render » Clouds.
Step 5: Then again Filter » Render » Difference Clouds.
Step 6: Press CTRL+F twice. & set the clouds layer blending mode to: “Screen”
Step 7: Go to image » Adjustments » Levels.
And set the input values to: 20, 1.00, and 120
Step 8: Duplicate the cloud layer (Press CTRL+J).
Step 9: Go to Filter » Stylize » Extrude & apply the settings given below:
Step 10: Reduce to Opacity of the original cloud layer to 70%, and the extrude layer to 50%
Step 11: Now finally select the extruded cloud layer and apply a gaussian blur with 5.0 px setting. (Filter » Blur-Gaussian Blur)
And you done it!
Here’s my final image of the clouds:
Now I will show you how to use it in an image.
I got this image below which I removed the sky in the background.
Now this image, I create the clouds and put it behind the mountain, but it looks rather fake because its too flat.
Now we need to distort the clouds a little, so merge the Gradient layer, extruded clouds layer and the original clouds layer together.
Then finally go to Edit » Transform » Perspective.
and drag the clouds image outward like I’ve done here:
Now our image is looking more realistic clouds.
Here’s the final result:
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