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Step 17

Still in the same layer, go to Edit > Transform > Warp then warp the image following the 3D model side curve. See image below for more details.

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Step 18

Duplicate the wave copy layer, then place each image on top of left and right layer. After that, make each one of them ( wave copy layer ) as a layer clipping mask. Result of this steps can be seen in the image below.

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Step 19

Select the wave copy 2 layer (the one on top of right shape layer) then change the blend mode to Multiply. Make it blur by going to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur menu, adjust Radius value to 5px then click OK.

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Step 20

Repeat previous step for the other wave image placed on top of left shape layer. To apply the same Gaussian Blur filter, simply press Ctrl+F. When you’re done, select the left shape layer’s and reduce the opacity to 70%. This will make the left shape become transparent.

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Step 21

Go back to right shape layer’s, we need to tweak this layer so it look transparent as the left shape. Reducing the layer opacity will simply work, but I didn’t want the entire right shape became transparent. So I decide to add a layer mask, then use a black-soft round-Brush tool with low opacity (around 10-20%) to mask some areas so the transparency is applied only on certain parts (i assume you already knew how to do masking with brush tool).

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Step 22

Copy-paste the water texture image once again, don’t forget to decrease its size. Make sure you place this new water texture layer on top of inside’s shape layer, then create a selection using Rectangular marquee tool. Now Inverse (press Shift+Ctrl+I) the selection, delete the selected area then deselect ( press Ctrl+D ). Still in the same layer, make it as clipping mask (press Ctrl+Alt+G) and then go to Edit > Transform > Distort. Distort the water texture until it the perspective’s feel right. Press Enter when you’re done.

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Step 23

Same as previous step, change layer blend mode to Multiply then apply Gaussian Blur filter. Later on, reduce the “inside” shape layer opacity to 70%.

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Step 24

Open and copy-paste the sand texture image into our working document. Place it on top of ‘bottom’ shape layer then decrease its size using the free transform command.

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14 responses to ““Piece of the Arctic” Pie Chart Photo Manipulation”

  1. jiju Avatar
    jiju

    awesome work…congrats

  2. Salvador Robles Avatar
    Salvador Robles

    Learning so much with this tutorial. Thanks…

  3. Gavin T. Heggestad Avatar
    Gavin T. Heggestad

    thanks, loved him!

  4. sheneille Avatar
    sheneille

    hi,

    i couldnt find 3d tool in photoshop cs6.. please help

  5. Hadi Avatar
    Hadi

    Great Work… Thank you Dear For sharing us this tutorial. :)

  6. Danny Pacheco Avatar
    Danny Pacheco

    It’s spelled arctic with a C. Get it right people.

  7. albert Avatar
    albert

    nice work ty C:

  8. ululf01 Avatar
    ululf01

    A really big thanks for the tips

  9. MrBloop Avatar
    MrBloop

    Was a nice tut until step10…

  10. Surender Avatar
    Surender

    A lot to learn.. great work dude..

  11. Bassam Avatar
    Bassam

    excellent

  12. Ricks Avatar
    Ricks

    Thank you so much for this, it was really helpful.

  13. Mohamed Nasrullah Avatar
    Mohamed Nasrullah

    Wow Amazing….

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