Out of all our desserts, this is the simplest one to tackle. Let's move on to the desserts! They're currently ranked in order from easiest to hardest.ģ. Set the Layer Blend Mode to Color and the Opacity to 55%. Fill the first layer with a light cream color #efebe6 using the Paint Bucket Tool (G), and then set the Layer Blend Mode to Soft Light and the Opacity to 55%.įollow up by filling the second layer with a pale blue #cbd5e3. Set the color to the Cobalt-Iron 2 preset, and then set the Layer Blend Mode to Color. Step 2Īdd a New Gradient Map Adjustment Layer above the spotlight background layer. Note: If you don't have access to these stocks, feel free to try this tutorial with regular solid backgrounds. Continue adjusting the shape using the Free Transform Tool (Control-T) until you're happy with the result. Place Spotlight #5 on a New Layer, making sure to stretch the image for a taller look so you'll have plenty of flooring to work with. Step 1Ĭreate a 1000 x 1000 New Document in Photoshop at 150 dpi. I'll be using #5 from this Abstract Spotlight Backgrounds pack to place each dessert against a spotlight background. You can use premade backgrounds to help make your digital paintings easier. Feel free to download them so you get can straight to the coloring part! And I have already attached the final sketches to help you avoid any insecurities about drawing. They look super yummy to eat, and you can find a great selection of images on Pinterest for inspiration.Įach dessert in this tutorial was drawn with simple, geometric shapes. Petit fours are bite-sized baked goods that come in a variety of flavors, colors, and designs. This tutorial is inspired by the small, delectable desserts often seen in French bakeries. The following assets were used in the production of this tutorial: Get inspired! Find incredible illustrations for your work on Envato Market. Learn how to use important tools like Clipping Masks and Layer Blend Modes to achieve more volume and texture! So today, we're going to tackle this challenge by painting three French-inspired desserts. Just reference real-life objects! Digital painting is difficult for many people, but it's really all about patience and giving yourself adequate time to develop details to the best of your ability. How do you add volume and texture to digital paintings?
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