Creating a fantastic glowing deer in Adobe Photoshop CC 2019 Part 3

Final Result

Step 6. Add the effect of fire.

Step 1:

Open the image pack with fire. We will use image 8 and 3 to add fire to the horns. Select a portion of the fire on image 30 — using the Lasso Tool / Lasso Tool [L].

Put this part of the fire on one horn and change the blending mode to Screen 100%.

Add a layer of fire to the mask and use a black, soft brush to erase the white sharp edges.

Step 2:

Add other parts from the image of fire on the horns using the same method. You can duplicate, transform, and rotate these layers using the free Ctrl + T transform if needed.

Do not worry about white clear edges, as we will fix them later.

Step 3:

Using the same technique, add more fire to the horns and make it more dense and intense.

Step 4:

Group all layers with fire and change the group's blending mode to Screen 100%. Create a new adjustment layer Levels / Levels above all layers in the group and adjust the level markers, as shown in the screenshot below.

Stage 7. Add light effects.

Step 1:

We will add light effects from fire on deer and stone. To do this, create a new layer under the group of layers with fire. Using the soft brush # ea6842, draw this color along the deer horns, body and head, as well as on the stone. Then, change the blending mode to Overlay 100 / Overlap 100%.

Step 3:

On a new layer, use a soft brush of color # fc994b to make light on a deer and a stone. Set the blending mode to Overlay 100 / Overlap 100%.

Step 4:

Create a new layer and use a solid brush of color # fc994b and draw a slight glow of fur along the body of the deer, legs and head. Change the Opacity Opacity / Brush opacity to 10-15% and draw subtle lighting effects on the blurred stone - the one in the foreground.

Step 5:

Create a new layer and use a # # fc994b soft brush to draw more glow effect on the head. Then change the blending mode to Hard Light 100 / Hard Light 100%.

Step 6:

Create a new layer and select the Brush Too [B] tool by setting the brush color to # ea6842. Then press F5 and adjust the brush, as shown in the screenshots below.

Draw a glow in the form of scattered points around the fire.

Stage 8. Final preparation.

Step 1:

Create a new Vibrance adjustment layer above all layers. Select a mask for the adjustment layer and use a black, soft brush to erase the area of fire as shown in the screenshot and increase the Vibrance / Vibration value to 89.

Step 2:

Create a new Hue / Saturation adjustment layer / Hue / Saturation increase the Saturation / Saturation value to 52. Select the adjustment layer mask and use a soft, black brush to erase the upper part and the blurred area of the stone.

That's all.
Congratulations, you have completed the lesson.