Photoshop Tutorials

Step 146

Use the Eraser tool to erase the excess areas if there are any.

Step 147

Use the Burn tool then burn the upper edge of the wheels to create a shadow.

Step 148

Repeat the previous steps with the back wheel of the car. Here’s also what our car looks like so far.

Step 149

Select the layer with the back wheel then use the Brightness/Contrast tool (Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast) to darken and increase the contrast of the wheel.

Step 150

Now we’ll create the reflection for the windshield. Create a selection of the wall behind the car then it into the passenger side window.

Step 151

Select the layer with the car body then paint some black in the area shown below.

Step 152

Create a selection of the wall in the background then duplicate it into its own layer.

Step 153

Position it in front of the windshield then use the Warp Transform tool (Edit > Transform > Warp) to distort it so that it is curved like the windshield.

Step 154

Use the Eraser to erase the excessive areas around the windshield.

Step 155

Select another part of the wall and duplicate it into its own layer.

Step 156

Use the Warp tool (Edit > Transform > Warp) to distort the layer like shown in the image below.

Final Results

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