A Work in Progress: Time to Move



This guide was made for entry:
Time to Move
In Contest:
castle designs


step 1 of 12

First, the extract the castle. I left out some parts, to make it a little easier for myself later on.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 1

step 2 of 12

Duplicated some parts of the castle and flipped them vertically. Then used the clone stamp to merge.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 2

step 3 of 12

Used the crane to make the legs. At first, i tried to used them as they were, but noticed it looked better when they were curved.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 3

step 4 of 12

We need some power to move a castle. A steam machine comes in handy.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 4

step 5 of 12

The castle needed some extra details, so i added some pipes and the dome.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 5

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To impress others with your castle, it helps to make some noice.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 6

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Added an additional crane to make the image less static. Also started with the background.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 7

step 8 of 12

The decoration needed some shadows. Added this now.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 8

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The colors needed to be matched. For this used a combination of adjustment layers and the color match function.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 9

step 10 of 12

The contrast of the castle walls was too strong. Duplicated the castle, inverted the new layer, set the opacity to a low value and merged it again with the original layers.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 10

step 11 of 12

Made the grass layer darker.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 11

step 12 of 12

Duplicated the castle to a new layer and applied the motion blurr filter. Moved the layer a little to the left and set the layer mode to multiply.

Creation of Time to Move: Step 12

Final result

Creation of Time to Move: Final Result

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