1. duplicate the base image layer and take it to the top of the layers
palette
2. at the top of the layers palette (Right below the "LAYER" title) is a
little window which reads "NORMAL" click on the arrows to get the
drop-down menu and select "Overlay" (These are called Blending modes)
then fiddle with opacity till you get what you want. You may also want
to try other blending modes to experiment with the look.
Good luck
Herschel
On 8/6/11 11:11 PM, Gregory wrote:
I checked with the Photoshop forum, but no replies so I thought I
might query the group.
I read and experimented with a technique some time ago, where you
could sort of blend the coloring and feel of a base image such as a
classic oil painting with one of our own images. Giving our image a
kind of classic oil look.
Does anyone have any suggestions on the author or where the technique
is described?
Thanks,
Gregory
Fireframe Imaging
