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Can Ad Manipulation

June 16th, 2009 in Photoshop Tutorials by Richard Carpenter

Can Ad Manipulation

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About The Author: Richard Carpenter

Hi im Richard Carpenter im a freelance web and graphics designer from England. I am also a regular Blogger, Tutorial Writer, and owner of HV-Designs. You can follow me on twitter HERE. You may also view my portfolio HERE.

 

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Hello welcome to another by hv-designs, in this tutorial we’ll be creating an advertisment manipulation for a soda drink.

The artwork itself is inspired by “Maxime Quoilin“, be sure to check out his portfolio he has some fantastic work. Right lets get started, create a new photoshop document your desired size, im using 800×600 pixels for the purpose of this tutorial. Set the color #008cda as your forground and the color #06446d as your background, select the gradient tool and a radial gradient. Starting from the middle of your canvas drag towards one of the edges either left or right, top or bottom. You should have something like this.

Step1

Using the elliptical marquee tool create a white ellipse at the bottom.

Step2

With the rectangular marquee tool create a rectangle on top of the ellipse.

Step3

Fill the rectangle with the color on the same layer as the ellipse, you should have something like this.

Step4

Add these layer styles to your shape.

Step5

You should have something like this.

Step6

Duplicate your can shape and move it upwards about 2-4 pixels. Leave the gradient overlay style on but add these two additional styles.

Step7

Step8

You should now have something like this.

Step9

Duplicate the duplicate of the layer you just duplicated, right click the layer and goto clear layer styles. Now add a black overlay and move the shape up 1-2 pixels. Select the rectangular marquee tool and make a selection like this.

Step10

Once you’ve made the selection hit the delete key, you should be left with this.

Step11

Duplicate your shape once more and move up again about 1-2 pixels, once moved add these layer styles.

Step12

Step13

You should now have something like this.

Step14

Using the rectangular marquee tool create a selection over half of the can.

Step15

Select the gradient tool with a linear gradient, drag a white to transparent gradient over the can. Set the layer opacity to about 5%, Click the blue can layer whilst holding down the CTRL key on the keyboard, make sure the white gradient is selected then goto “edit > inverse” then hit the delete key. You should have something like this.

Step16

Still with the rectangular marquee tool make a selection like the image below.

Step17

Fill the selection with the color white then set layer opacity to 5%. Add a layer mask then drag a linear gradient from bottom towards the top. Your looking to get this effect.

Step18

Still with the gradient tool, only this time with a radial gradient. Select the color black to transparent, on a layer underneath everything, but above the background layer. Start from the middle of the canvas and drag towards one of the edges on the canvas. Alter the perspective of the radial gradient then drag underneath the can, your looking for this effect.

Step19

Select your desired cutting tool, on the very top of the can make a curvey cut like the image below. Personnally i think the pen tool works best.

Step20

For this next part your going to need this stock image. http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1053211 Cut away the background and begin to place the water splash inside the can. Set the splash layer opacity to 80% and blend mode to screen.

Step21

Duplicate and flip the splash image then change opacity to 100%, place the duplicated splash image on the other side of the can, you can remove bits of the water from the splash image so both sides dont look equally the same.

Step22

Continue duplicated, flipping and cutting the water untill you have something like this.

Step23

Behind some of the splash images add some little fish, ive also opted to add a shark also.

Step24

Finally label your drinks can with your brand of soda pop/water. You can adjust the label on the can by using the warp tool located in the “edit menu”. The final result should look something like this.

Finished

All done, hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Dont forget to subscribe via RSS and twitter. Thanks for your support.

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25 Responses to “Can Ad Manipulation”

  1. i just like it ! :D

    really nice post :D

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  3. Nice Tutorial. I’m liking the touch with the fish, only thing that looks awkward is the the top looks kinda curved unless its supposed to be.

    On another note, how do we make an account, where you can add a picture.

  4. Oktigh says:

    good tutorial i liked it :)

  5. Luke says:

    Harsha Maddula.

    Go to http://gravatar.com

    Richard,

    Another great tutorial

  6. dan says:

    That is truly a great tutorial

  7. ??? ?????? says:

    it’s great. I have good new lesson. Thanks you!

  8. Not So Good .. but Thanks any way …

  9. Lenin says:

    The overall ouput is nice but the can looks weired. it’s no more cylincer or losts it’s perspective ?.

  10. Towland says:

    Thanks for the tutorial, great help in making something look 3D. I edited down and currently using it as an icon :)

  11. How to cancel the professional background of the image

    For this image

    http://www.sxc.hu/pic/m/s/su/surely/1053211_abstract_water_splash.jpg

    Sent to My Emily

  12. Saw Htoo says:

    can’s base looked round but the body doesn’t. Anyway nice tutorial. Thanks!

  13. loswl says:

    Very nice tutorial, love the colors and the way you did the water :o)

  14. ferit says:

    thank you every so much

  15. Rameexgfx says:

    very nice and soo eazy!

  16. risingsun says:

    hey,

    I finished this great tutorial, but i was wondering where i could get those fishes.. :D
    Can someone help me? :)

    Thank you.

  17. mou says:

    josssssssss

  18. oscar says:

    Genial, its cool! great

  19. Tony says:

    Great!! Compliment!

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