Specific Someone help me know what this effect is?

[Golden Boy]

Hi, I'm new here and I do not know if it violates any rule, anything excuses, but someone could help me with the effect used in the gerrard and the background of the image, how do I do?

 

[Hudson]

It appears to be just a cutout of the player placed on a background. There are many cutout tutorials on the internet. The background is made on a new layer with the pound symbol typed multiple times. I see a graduated effect on the background which you can do with a new layer and a shadow added on another layer. Various blend modes would have been used to bring it all together. If you want I can do a step-by-step tutorial for you on how to do the background effect, so you can include the player cutout.

 

[Golden Boy]

It appears to be just a cutout of the player placed on a background. There are many cutout tutorials on the internet. The background is made on a new layer with the pound symbol typed multiple times. I see a graduated effect on the background which you can do with a new layer and a shadow added on another layer. Various blend modes would have been used to bring it all together. If you want I can do a step-by-step tutorial for you on how to do the background effect, so you can include the player cutout.

if you can, I thank you, if you also know the effect that was used on the player, which seems to me by the camera raw, would help me a lot

 

[Hudson]

if you can, I thank you, if you also know the effect that was used on the player, which seems to me by the camera raw, would help me a lot

I will do a small tutorial for the background, but I don't know what effect you are referring to on the player. It just looks like a normal photograph. If the photograph is not an "out of camera" shot, only the photographer would know how it was processed, if at all.

 

[Hudson]

This is how to replicate the background effect. I am using a PC.
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1: Create a New Document 1080 x 1080 px @ 72 PPI. Name the layer "Gradient Layer"
2: Set foreground color to LIGHT RED (# d82928) / background color to DARK RED (# 691817).
(The colors were selected from the image).
3: Select the Gradient Tool (G) (settings below) and run a diagonal gradient from top left to bottom right.


4: On a new layer select the Type Tool and enter the "Pound" symbol (ALT+156). Make it's colour the same as the DARK RED (# 691817). Select a font that suits.
5: Rasterize the text layer and turn 10 degrees RIGHT.
6: Copy and paste the "£" layer multiple times and position them as you like to fill the background layer.
7: When the "£" layers are in position, select them all and turn them into 1 layer (CTRL+E). Name the layer "£ Layer with Gradient".
8: Add a mask to the "£" layer. Click on the mask and select the "Black, White" gradient and run a diagonal gradient from bottom right to top left. This is the opposite direction to the red gradient. This will fade the "£" symbols diagonally towards the top right.
9: Drop in your player image and name it "Player Cut Out".
10: Create a new layer and name it "Shadow". With a soft brush tool, paint in the shadow where you want it and use the "Opacity skider" to get the look you want.

I hope this is what you were wanting. The layer panel shows all layers when completed.

 

[Golden Boy]

This is how to replicate the background effect. I am using a PC.
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1: Create a New Document 1080 x 1080 px @ 72 PPI. Name the layer "Gradient Layer"
2: Set foreground color to LIGHT RED (# d82928) / background color to DARK RED (# 691817).
(The colors were selected from the image).
3: Select the Gradient Tool (G) (settings below) and run a diagonal gradient from top left to bottom right.
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4: On a new layer select the Type Tool and enter the "Pound" symbol (ALT+156). Make it's colour the same as the DARK RED (# 691817). Select a font that suits.
5: Rasterize the text layer and turn 10 degrees RIGHT.
6: Copy and paste the "£" layer multiple times and position them as you like to fill the background layer.
7: When the "£" layers are in position, select them all and turn them into 1 layer (CTRL+E). Name the layer "£ Layer with Gradient".
8: Add a mask to the "£" layer. Click on the mask and select the "Black, White" gradient and run a diagonal gradient from bottom right to top left. This is the opposite direction to the red gradient. This will fade the "£" symbols diagonally towards the top right.
9: Drop in your player image and name it "Player Cut Out".
10: Create a new layer and name it "Shadow". With a soft brush tool, paint in the shadow where you want it and use the "Opacity skider" to get the look you want.

I hope this is what you were wanting. The layer panel shows all layers when completed.
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Thank you so much guy, you help me !!!

 

[Hudson]

Thank you so much guy, you help me !!!

I'm happy to help out anytime