thegoodfellas/blogset-br huggingface dataset:
''Foram tantas brincadeirastantas conversas,tantas risadase olhe agoranem nos falamos mais.!''C.F.A Aprendi que quando o mundo fica sujo, a melhor companhia sou eu mesma. Aprendi que solidao nao doi tanto assim. Sabe o que machuca mais? Dois corpos proximos, e nenhum dos dois realmente presentes. As pessoas detestam ficar sozinhas, porque existe o medo. Medo de descobrir quem sao, o que realmente fazem, e significam. Solidao e companhia do pensamento. Pensamento de atitude. Atitude de vida. Nao ...poder fugir desse momento assusta.Nao da pra ser todo mundo em todo momento. E preciso ser eu. E preciso de um tempo. Um eu escrevendo, ouvindo musica, lendo, nao fazendo nada. Um dia a sos comigo. Pensar em tudo, em nada, em alguem, em ninguem.Sozinha no quarto, na sala, na varanda. Sozinha no dia claro, na noite quente, fria. Mas sozinha.Tratam a solidao como inimiga, como algo que acontece quando ninguem mais te deseja. Sabe quem e a inimiga? Alienacao. Ate quando sorrir com e para- todo mundo, chegar no quarto, deitar, e chorar sentindo-se perdida? Realmente perdida! Perdida em esquinas, bares, pessoas.Solidao faz bem. Machuca? Sim, sempre e doloroso descobrirmos fraquezas, e erros. Mas depois da um alivio danado, sabe por que? Acostumamos-nos com nos mesmos.Tome sua dose diaria de solidao, e desfrute do melhor que voce pode oferecer a si mesma.Livia M. Sabe aquelas espinhas e pintas que lhe tanto incomodam nas fotos? Aprenda a remove-las de forma facil e profissional com o uso de apenas uma ferramenta. Usando somente estilos de camadas e possivel transformar um texto simples em algo que parece ter sido produzido em softwares 3D. Design Slamritimo: remix Before we get started, let's take a look at the image we'll be creating. As always, the layered Photoshop file is available via our PSDTUTS Plus membership. Also, I've got some tutorials I'm working on that aren't about lighting effects that you'll see soon.Step 1Create a new document, I used 1900px by 1200px. Fill the background layer with black. Then with the Ellipse Tool (U) create a circle. You can fill it with a dark gray, but the color won't matter because we will apply a Layer Style to this object shortly.Step 2To add the Layer Style, go to Layer > Layer Style. First, select Inner Glow and use: white for the color, Color Dodge for the Blend Mode, and 70% for the opacity.The second Layer Style will be Gradient Overlay, use Linear for the Style, and keep Normal for the Blend Mode. Now the colors will be #12232c and #313444. The last Layer Style will be Stroke, which should be set: 2px for the Size, 60% for the Opacity, and for the color use #a395cf. Feel free to change the colors and test new variations.Step 3Create another circle using the Ellipse Tool (U). The best thing is to create a Path with the ellipse tool. Adjust the shape the way you want. Then create a selection from the Path Palette. This circle will be the top reflection on the ball.Step 4Create a new layer and rename it to "reflection top." Then
select the Gradient Tool (G). Use white for the color on both ends. Change the opacity though, one will be 100%, while the other will be 50%. Select Radial for the Style. Then create a radial gradient, as in the image below. For the Opacity use 70% Tip: Make sure that the 100% is the center of the gradient.Step 5Lets create a reflection at the bottom of the sphere. To do that, create a selection from the circle layer, which is the first one we already created. Create a new layer, and rename it to "Bottom reflection."Select the Gradient Tool (G), and use the same settings as in the previous step. This time lets set the Opacity to 100% and 0%. Now create the gradient. Also, change the Layer's Opacity to 50%. Use the image below for reference. Tip: You can resize this layer to make it slightly smaller so you can move it 1 pixel up.Step 6Create a new layer, and rename it to "lights 1." Make sure you have black and white for the background and foreground colors. Then go to Filter > Render > Clouds. After, go to Filter > Sketch > Chrome. Use 3 for the Detail and 10 for the smoothness. Then rescale the layer, make it much smaller so the details will be smaller too.Step 7Create a marquee selection from the "ball layer," and go to Filter > Distort > Spherize. Use 100% for the Amount and Normal for the Mode. Then go to Filter > Brush Strokes > Sprayed Strokes. Use a Stroke length of 17 and Spray Radius of 7.Step 8Now lets add some color to the crystal ball. With the "lights 1" layer selected, go to Layer > Layer Style. Then change the Fill Opacity to 60%. After, select the Gradient Overlay, use the Violet, Green, and Orange preset for the colors. For the Gradient Style use Radial. Align the radial to the ball, so the orange will be the center of the gradient, and then go to the Violet.Step 9To create the lighting effects inside the ball we will use the Difference Clouds Filter. So create a new layer, and rename it to "rays." Then go to Filter > Render > Clouds. Then go to Filter > Render > Difference Clouds.Next we rescale the layer to the same height as the ball. You may notice that with the difference clouds filter we have created the lightning, but they are black. Also, you can define the thickness of the lightning when you scale the layer.Step 10To change the color of the lightning from black to white is simple, go to Image > Adjustments > Invert. However, to get the effect right you will have to change the levels as well. So go to Image > Adjustments > Levels. Use for the Input Levels 0, 1.00, and 70. Then change the Blend Mode to Color Dodge.There are 2 more things to do here. First, we create a Layer Mask, so the lights will be only inside the ball. Then with the Eraser Tool (E),
select a medium brush, a regular one, but with a hardness of 0% and 10% opacity. Then erase some parts of edges 1-4. Also, you can change the opacity of "Reflection Top" and "Reflection Bottom," so they will be more visible.Step 11To create more Rays, you can either duplicate the layer or repeat steps Steps 9 and 10. I duplicated it, but the best thing to do is to repeat the previous steps. Also, you can apply the Spherize Filter. Tip: Change the Opacity of the layers to give more depth to the effect.Step 12Here, we will create a layer to adjust the colors. We need to make the ball a bit darker. So just add a new layer, and create a marquee selection of the original ball. After, fill it with Black.Add a Layer Style. Change the Fill Opacity to 0% and select Gradient Overlay. Use Multiply for the Blend Mode, 90% Opacity, and set it to Linear. For the colors use Black and a dark gray. Tip: This layer will be beneath the other light layers.Step 13Lets create a nice texture in the ball. Create a new layer on top of the others, but beneath the "Reflection Bottom and Top layers." Rename it to "texture." Now go Filter > Render > Clouds. Then resize the layer, and make it a bit bigger than the ball. Finally, go to Filter > Distort >Wave. For the Number of Generators use 5, the Wavelength use Min. 10 Max 320, Amplitude Min 5 Max 35, and the rest keep the same.Step 14Go to Filter > Brush Strokes > Spatter. Use a Spray Radius 15 and Smoothness 2. Next we create a marquee selection from the "ball" layer, and go to Filter > Distort > Spherize again. Use 100% for the amount.Step 15Let's adjust the layer next. Change the Blend Mode to Screen, the opacity to 50%, and the fill opacity to 50% as well. If you don't want to show the texture that much, just reduce the opacity.Step 16Select the Ellipse Tool (U). Then click on Shape Layers. This will create a layer in the shape of the foreground color. Now create an ellipse, as in the image below. After, go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Then use 90 pixels for the Radius. This layer will be the spot of light for the ball.Tip: This layer has to be beneath all the other layers, even the "ball" layer.Step 17Now lets create another ellipse, as we did in the previous step. This time let's use black. Also, instead of creating a light spot, let's create a shadow.Step 18Next we add a glow light at the top of the ball. Again, repeat step 16, but for the Gaussian Blur use Radius of 70 pixels. Notice that this layer will be on top of the others.Step 19Let's adjust the colors. Create a Gradient Fill layer. To do that, go to Layer > New Fill Layer > Gradient. For the colors use #223158 and #b8641c. For the style use Radial, and set the angle 115o. After,
change the Blend Mode to Overlay.Tip: You can position the gradient by clicking and holding the mouse button. Also, move the mouse while the Gradient Fill dialog box window is open.Step 20Create a new layer on top of the others. Then fill it with black, and go to Filter > Render > Lens Flare. Use 60% Brightness and 50-300mm Zoom.Adjust the levels of this layer. Go to Image > Adjustments > Levels. Then change the Input Levels to 7, 1, and 210. Now change the Blend Mode to Screen, and rescale the layer, use the image below as a reference. ConclusionIn this tutorial, we learned a light effect that is created by using the clouds and difference clouds filter. You can add more layers to create different effects inside the ball, or duplicate some layers to create more reflections, like the Caustic effect I created on the final image.You could use the Spherize filter. Also, you can change the Gradient Overlay colors in one layer only, and change the other colors separately, thereby creating a totally new effect. It's all about playing now; Have fun!
01. Pressione Ctrl+O e abra uma foto qualquer, caso queira usar a mesma imagem deste tutorial clique com o botao direito do mouse sobre a foto e escolha a opcao Save Link As.02. Agora va em File> Place e abra a foto de um buraco de bala em vidro (caso queira utilizar a mesma imagem usada no tutorial clique aqui e visite o banco de imagens de onde a imagem foi retirada), sua imagem devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.03. Com a tecla Shift pressionada clique e arraste um dos pontos diagonais da caixa ao redor da imagem para aumentar seu tamanho proporcionalmente, deixe a iamgem como a da foto abaixo e pressione Enter.04. Mude o modo de blend da layer para Screen.05. Olhando de perto sua imagem devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.06. Pressione Ctrl+J para duplicar a layer, sua paleta de layers devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.07. Se voce utiliza o Photoshop CS2 ou mais recente clique com o botao direito do mouse sobre a layer que acabamos de criar e escolha a opcao Rasterize Layer.08. Sua layer devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.09. Agora pressione Ctrl+L para abrir a caixa de Levels, para aumentar o nivel do preto na imagem clique e arraste o slider da esquerda como na foto abaixo, pressione Ok.10. Agora va em Filter> Stylize> Emboss e defina os valores abaixo.11. Sua imagem devera ficar parecida com a da foto abaixo.12. Algumas sujeiras ficarao mais evidentes depois que aplicamos o filtro como pode ser visto na imagem abaixo.13. Mude o modo de blend da layer para Overlay.14. Clique sobre a cor de Foreground (1) e defina a cor #808080 (2), um cinza em 50%.15. Pressione a letra B do teclado para selecionar a Brush Tool e passe sobre as partes onde as sujeiras da imagem ficam muito evidentes.16. Abaixo voce pode ver um antes e depois.17. Mude o modo de blend da layer para Normal novamente.18. Agora va em File> Save As e salve o arquivo com o nome de Displace Map em seu desktop.19. Pressione a letra V do teclado para selecionar a Move Tool, clique na layer Displace Map que estavamos trabalhando e pressione Delete para deletar a layer, sua paleta de layers devera ficar como a da foto abaixo, clique na layer Background.20. Caso voce use o Photoshop CS3 ou mais recente clique com o botao direito do mouse sobre a layer Background e escolha a opcao Convert to Smart Object.21. Agora va em Filter> Distort> Displace, defina os valores abaixo e pressione Ok.22. Encontre o arquivo Displace Map em .PSD que salvamos anteriormente e clique em Open.23. Sua imagem devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.24. Caso voce precise intensificar o efeito aplicado (e no caso deste tutorial isto sera necessario), se estiver usando o Photoshop CS3 ou mais recente basta clicar sobre o filtro Displace(1) aplicado na layer como na foto abaixo e redefinir seus valores(2).25. Caso esteja usando o Photoshop CS2 ou anterior sera necessario ir em Edit> Undo para desafazer a ultima acao aplicada
e entrar novamente em Filter> Distort> Displace aplicando os novos valores.26. Note a diferenca neste antes e depois da aplicacao do filtro displace.27. Clique na layer com o buraco de bala e pressione Ctrl+J para duplicar a layer, sua paleta de layers devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.28. Va em Edit> Transform> Scale e com a tecla Shift pressionada clique e arraste um dos pontos diagonais da caixa para redimensionar e diminuir a imagem sem perder suas proporcoes originais, deixe a imagem como a da foto abaixo, pressione Enter para confirmar as alteracoes.29. Se voce estiver usando o Photoshop CS3 ou posterior clique com o botao direito do mouse sobre a layer e escolha a opcao Rasterize Layer.30. Sua layer devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.31. Pressione Ctrl+L para abrir a caixa de Levels, defina os valores abaixo.32. Pressione a letra E do teclado para selecionar a Eraser Tool, clique com o botao direito do mouse em qualquer parte do documento, defina o Hardness da ferramenta em 0% como na foto abaixo.33. Apague ao redor do buraco como na foto abaixo.34. Reduza a opacidade da layer para cerca de 30%.35. Agora pressione Ctrl+Shift+Alt+N para criar uma nova layer.36. Pressione va em Edit> Fill, em Use escolha a opcao White e pressione Ok.37. Sua layer devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.38. Mude o modo de blend da layer para Multiply.39. Se voce usa o Photoshop CS2 ou posterior va em Filter> Distort> Lens Correction e defina os valores abaixo, pressione Ok.40. Caso voce use o Photoshop CS ou anterior va em View e marque as opcoes Snap e Rulers.41. Clique e arraste da regua esquerda ate o meio uma nova guia, faca o mesmo clicando e arrastando da regua superior para o meio do documento uma nova guia, seu documento devera ficar como o da foto abaixo.42. Agora va em View> Snap To> Guides.43. Pressione a letra M do teclado para selecionar a Elliptical Marquee Tool e com a tecla Shift+Alt pressionadas clique e arraste do centro do documento para fora como na foto abaixo para criar uma selecao circular.44. Sua imagem devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.45. Agora va em Select> Inverse para inverter a selecao.36. Va em Edit> Fill e no menu Use escolha a opcao Black, pressione Ok, va em Select> Deselect para retirar a selecao, pressione Ctrl+H para retirar a visibilidade das guias criadas, sua imagem devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.37. Agora va em Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur e defina os valores abaixo.38. Pressione Ctrl+F para aplicar novamente o filtro Gaussian Blur, sua imagem devera ficar como a da foto abaixo.39. Passe a layer com o efeito que aplicamos para baixo da layer do vidro como na foto abaixo.40. Sua imagem ficara como a da foto abaixo.41. Clique na layer que esta no topo da paleta de layers e va em Layer> New Adjustment Layer> Photo Filter, defina os valores abaixo e pressione Ok.42. Mude o modo de blend da layer para Soft Light e caso seja necessario reduza a opacidade da layer.43.
Leve sofisticacao aos seus trabalhos com este bonito efeito dourado em texto Before we get started, let's take a look at the image we'll be creating. Click the screenshot below to view the full-size image. As always, the layered Photoshop file is available via our PSDTUTS Plus membership.Step 1The first thing that you need to do is plan a color palette. But in order to choose your colors, you need to understand how the Difference Blending Mode works. It looks at the color information in each channel and subtracts either the blend color from the base color, or the base color from the blend color. This depends on which has the higher brightness value.Difference only works when transforming dark to light, and not light to dark. However, if you apply any type of blur to a difference layer, you'll get smooth gradients and dynamic lighting. Since the end result needs to be dark, choose bright colors that in combination with a radial blur will create gradients from light to dark.So begin by opening a new Photoshop document at 1600px by 1280px. Fill the background layer with this color: (#b1c900). Step 2Bring up your Custom Shapes Menu and select the Ray shape, as shown below. You can find it under the Symbols Folder. Then draw the first one right in the middle that is large enough to spread outside the canvas. Use this color: (#bddc01).As soon as you create the first one, duplicate it. Then rotate the copy so that it leaves just a thin line of the background. Then change it to this color: (#d3eb45). You should align them so that they match the image below.Step 3At this point, begin painting with a Regular Circle Brush at different sizes. Set your Brush Opacity to 60%, change the color to (#7a263e), and click individually while changing the size for each spot. By manually creating each spot, you have more control over your layout. Once you've created the first set, add a few spots on a separate layer with this new color: (#93133d).Step 4Next, make a new layer and add smaller spots with this color (#cdde67). Again, on a separate layer, paint even smaller spots with a slightly more saturated color: (#d9f14a).Step 5Now it's time to add some contrast by using a saturated version of the color that you used for the very first spots: (#93133d)Step 6To finish off the effect, create some small spots that follow the original layout, and others that fill the unused space of the canvas. Make sure to fade them out gradually as they approach the edge of the canvas. You don't want those to become distracting later. As a final touch, add a new color that will later be transformed into a vivid pink: (#7b2dc1).Step 7As pointed out before, the radial blur effect plays a crucial part in the overall image. Select all the shapes, spots, and background layers and press Ctrl+Shift+E to merge them together. After they are all merged, duplicate the layer. Name this new layer "radial blur". Then go to Filter > Blur > Radial
Blur and insert the values shown below. Step 8You should now have two layers: the background layer that you recently merged together and its duplicated version that you named "radial blur." Select the "radial blur" layer and change its blending mode to Difference. You should now get a dark image with bright green and blue colors. It's not the hue that we want, so merge both layers together. Then go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation, or simply press Ctrl+U. Then change the Hue to 73.Step 9In this step you'll add some depth to the image that will guide the viewer's attention to the center of the design. Enter Quickmask Mode (Q), and use the Bucket Tool with the color set on black to fill the whole canvas. Next select the Eraser Tool, and add some scattering to it's preset.Now drag across the canvas while focusing on the center. As soon as you're done with that, exit Quickmask Mode (Q) again, and invert the selection by pressing Ctrl+Shift+I. Then right-click on the canvas while the Marquee Tool is selected. Then chose the Layer Via Copy option. As soon as you have the selection in a new layer, go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, and blur it by 4 pixels.Step 10At this point it's time to add the can. So download this image from stock.xchng. Then cut it out with the Pen Tool. Don't worry about the bottom, since you will only need the top. Once you have that done, position it in the center, and rotate it at a 45 degree angle. Then change the hue by 180. The use the Burn Tool to darken the lower left half of the can.Step 11Now you need to hide a part of the can in order to fade it into the rest of the photo. A simple layer mask should suffice. So enter Quickmask Mode again. Then fill the entire canvas with black. Erase the part that you want left out with a soft brush. After that, exit Quickmask Mode. Then go to Layer > Layer Mask > Hide Selection. You may also want to sharpen it at this point. To do so, go to Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen.Step 12Now if you'll look closely at the photo, you'll notice that it's simply too smooth. Rather than adding noise or grunge, we'll mimic the can texture by using one of Fabio's tutorials: Creating a Cool Brushed Metal Surface in Photoshop. So first off, fill the canvas area with white. Then go to Filter > Pixelate > Mezzotint. Select Medium Dots and then apply the filter. Then set the layer's Blending Mode to Color Burn.Step 13In the final step is to add the title on the left side of the canvas. I used a font called Incised901 NdIt BT, which is the abbreviated name for Incised 901 Nord Italic. After typing it in, double-click on the layer, and use the layer style described in the photo below.Final ResultAnd that's it! One energy drink ad ready to go! ConclusionThe unique feature of this technique
is that it can easily be adapted to suit a variety of different needs. Below is an example of how you can change the outcome simply by modifying the colors and shapes. It's all up to your creativity! Hopefully you will have found this tutorial helpful and useable in your designs.
As gotas de agua sao muito usadas para deixar as fotografias de alimentos e bebidas com uma aparencia mais saudavel e fresca. Aprenda agora como fazer uso deste recurso que pode ser aplicado desde frutas a paisagens. Before we get started, let's take a look at the image we'll be creating. As always, the layered Photoshop file is available via our PSDTUTS Plus membership.IntroductionLet's look at how this tutorial differs from other icon tuts across the net. First of all, a process like this can be applied to other objects (of course bigger object). Also, with icons the object can be viewed in its full size. Above all, any tiny inaccuracy can be easily corrected, or is small enough that it can't be seen at all. So it's possible to keep the length of the article standard without skipping any steps needed to create this Jaguar style.This tutorial concept was made some time ago. After a few hours of creating in Photoshop, I made what you can see below. It is a folder, but I wasn't fully satisfied with this design, so I left the project for a while. Later, I came back to it with new strength and ideas. This serves as some advice for you in this article. Consider, opening your old work and trying to improve it. You can breathe new life into your old projects.Step 1Although we don't need the exact shape of the folder, let's show how to create such a shape. First, create a new document, where we fill 128 px by 128 px with a grey color, as show in (1), this is the area where the folder must fit. Then we draw the shape of folder with the Pencil Tool, as shown in (2). Then set the Grid on every pixel, shown in (3). Then begin redrawing the shape with the Pen Tool, as shown in (4) - (6).Step 2We keep doing this until the whole shape is drawn.Step 3Here is the example of the original drawing, and the new one created with the Pen Tool. Anyway, the original drawing (sketch) is enough to continue the process.Step 4Naturally, we need a good texture, which can be downloaded here.Step 5Next, let's try to mask certain part of the texture, so it looks "furry" on the edges. Then change the layer to a folder size. Go to Channels Palette, and find the right one with as big a contrast as possible. In our case, it's the Red Channel.Step 6Choose it (Ctrl + A). Then copy and paste it into the document. Then adjust the Levels so the white color. It is really white and black is black. Also, the middle tones may be lowered.Step 7Zoom in on the whole picture, and try to find a gradient between black and white, which should be used to create a brush. Then select the area, and duplicate it to a new layer (Ctrl + J).Step 8Hide the original layer. Then adjust this layer for the brush trail. We can use Levels again, or the Dodge/Burn Tools.Step 9This way we