Lazy Dream by Bunty Pundir
Follow along in this Photoshop tutorial as Bunty Pundir shows you how to create this work, Lazy Dream, from the provided resources, which includes four component images and a bird brush. Bunty will walk you through the process with this step-by-step guide, and at the end you will have the opportunity to upload the work you create at the bottom of this tutorial. Follow along, show your work, and see others’ creations as well!
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Great tutorial! I picked up some new ideas!
Thanks Joann!
I always love Bunty’s tutorials, because he always comes up with great ideas using stock images and the lighting is always fabulous. Thanks for sharing your process Bunty!
Thanks for your kind words Kate! Photo manipulation is all about coming up with new ideas, that is why I love to do it.
would love to have a look at his webpage, Facebook page. is there a link anywhere?
Thank you for this tutorial! I really enjoyed the light blending – it is a challenging area for me. I look forward to doing some of my original work using all the various techniques from these great tutorial! Well, maybe not all at the same time… 🙂
The Koda Color LUT must be a CC only. I used another one from my stash.
I completed the tutorial. I had to make some substitutions though because of three things:
a) I don’t know what to “subtle” is. This is referenced when you are instructing us to blend the light layer with the background a bit I think. I wasn’t sure if you wanted us to blur it or add some filter, so I just did the best I could.
b) I don’t have access to the birds brush, so had to make do with some free image ware of birds. I hope that was okay.
c) I don’t have access to the plug-in or whatever (perhaps my version of Photoshop is too old) that is Color Lookup adjustment layer and choose Kodak 5218 Koda 2383 file. I don’t have a ‘color lookup’ option on my adjustment palette.
Other than that, this was a fun tutorial and thank you for being so helpful with your instruction.
Enjoyed this tutorial immensly. I have been looking for a while on what to gift my daughter with and this makes the perfect poster for her room. I am having so much fun creating with everyone. Thank you for these awesome tutorials.
Fabulous tutorial. The lightning technique was new to me and very effective. My monitor must be way off, as your colour balance settings were quite different and gave an odd result for me, so had to adapt. Thank you!