The above pink daisy didn’t start out that way.
Here I have a photo of a yellow daisy. Let say, I want to make this daisy pink. There are a lot of ways to do this.
For this tutorial I’m going to use the brush tool from the tool box in Photoshop:
The first thing I’ll do is go to the Color Swatches palette to pick the color I want. Here I’ll pick a pinkish color:
When I click on a color from the Color Swatch palette, the color appears in the “color picker” box in the tool box:
Before I start to paint with the brush tool, I’ll need to go to the options bar at the top of the screen to change the mode from Normal to Color:
The Color option is at the bottom of the menu:
Setting the mode to Color allows me to brush the new color over the flower leaving the texture of the flower intact.
Here I’ve taken the paint brush and painted over half of the flower to show how the paint brush works:
Here is the finished photo:
Try this technique for yourself and have fun!
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Thanks Lorri for the user-friendly instructions for this process. I really appreciate it!
Mj
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Thank you! Plain and simple. Helped me alot
Makes sense
Thank you, this really helps out. Quick question, however. I’m currently working our a college project and when I go to change the mode, the color option is grayed out and can’t be selected. Can you give me an explanation on why this might be? I’d really appreciate the, preferably quick, help! ^^