PS How do you make bubbles? I know that I will reply to Oh, and I will thank you for it!

Open a clip, copy 2 layers first, hold Ctrl+J 2 times, use a rectangular marquee, select the scene to be included in the sphere, hold down shift, and draw a square. Filter Distort Polar Coordinates, select Plane Coordinates to Polar Coordinates, then add a mask, select a brush (soft angle 100 pixels), brush the effect from the middle of the circle, (black background color, white background color), hide the background layer eye, merge visible layers, and select the circle with the Ellipse Marquee tool. Select Invert Selection, press Delete to delete, Ctrl+D to clear the selection, and use the Blur tool to blur the edges.

Make another copy of the sphere, select Flip Vertically, drag it under the copy of Layer 1, and turn down the opacity. With the background layer selected, the filter Blur Gaussian Blur. Finally, merge the layers, decorate them with PS's built-in glitter brush, and you're done.

The easiest way is to search for PS bubble brushes on the Internet and install them.

Installation Brush Method:

2. In the pop-up Preset Manager dialog box, select "Brush" as the preset type.

3. Find the brush in the loading dialog and press the "Load" button.

4. After it is fully loaded, click the brush tool in the toolbox and operate in the tool properties bar to find the new brush.

Brushes up.

To make some transparency effects, you can generally set up various aspects in the layer's blending options, and you can also use masks.

PS The method of making renderings is not fixed.

Everyone has their own preferred way of doing it.

Just get the effect.

Okay, it's easy to have bubbles like this.

Draw an outer border on the outside, and draw a highlight on the inside, feathering it.

You can also use a feather pen.

Upstairs is already very good, I won't add it, have a nice day!

The steps are as follows:

Materials Required: PS CS6 example.

1. Use the Ellipse Selection tool to draw a perfect circle selection.

2. Choose a favorite color in the color palette as the foreground color.

3. Alt+Del key fills the color in the selection area.

4. Shift+F6 keys to open the feathered selection, enter a suitable value (due to the different size of the selection, the value needs to be debugged many times), and click "OK".

5. After feathering the selection, press the del key to delete the content in the selection is the effect shown below, which already has a bubble prototype.

6. Use the Ellipse tool to draw a white ellipse.

7. Ctrl+T free transformation is slightly tilted, drag it to the bubble, and the production is complete.

1. Use PS to open the pre-prepared material as a background layer.

2. Click the icon of the new layer in the layer panel to create a new transparent "Layer 1".

3. Click the "Ellipse Marquee Tool" in the toolbox, hold down the shift key on the keyboard, and draw a dotted line in a circle.

4. Set the front shadow color to light blue, and then press the alt+backspaceq key on the keyboard to fill the circle with light blue.

5. Press the shift+F6 shortcut key on the keyboard to bring up the "Feather Selection" dialog box, adjust the pixels according to your needs, and then press OK.

6. Press the del key on the keyboard, which is also the delete key, use the shortcut key ctrl+d to cancel the selection, and the basic shape of the bubble is completed.

7. Make a reflective point of the bubble, create a new transparent "Layer 2", and use the ellipse marquee tool to draw an elliptical dotted line.

8. Fill the ellipse in white, press CTRL+T to adjust the position.

9. The bubble has been made, and the above steps are copied and pasted, and the position is adjusted to make a colorful bubble map.

Create a new layer and click the Rectangle Marquee tool to draw a circular selection on the Stage.

2.Fill the selection with white and Ctrl+D to deselect.

3.Click the Add Layer Style button below the Layers panel and select Inner Glow.

4.In the pop-up box, change the color under the structure to white, and change the size under the pattern to the appropriate value.

5.Change the fill of the layer on which the white circle is located to 0.

6.Create a new layer.

7.Click the Gradient tool, click Gradient, select the gradient color to pure white, and change the opacity of the color stop on the right above the color bar to 0.

8.Choose the second gradient and drag a short distance on the stage to get a small glow.

9.Pull the light inside the circle.

There is more than one way to make this bubble, and here I will talk about a very simple principle.

Most of the middle of the bubble is actually transparent, the outermost edge is a solid line, and then the inside of the solid line is a blurred effect.

Draw a circle, fill it with the color you like, then use the eraser tool (hardness is higher), the brush size is slightly smaller than the circle you draw, in the middle of the circle (not more than the circle), point it, so that the middle of the circle is hollowed out, and then use the eraser tool (hardness is lower), and then point in the middle, also not beyond the circle, so that the edge is hazy and the middle is transparent.

The small white ellipse on top is filled directly and then repositioned.

Attached are renderings:

Open an image hand button in PS, elliptical selection, draw a circle, and set a white stroke in the foreground,--

Set the middle 1 pixel, OK, use a brush (big point) (pressure small point) in the upper left corner, draw in the lower right corner, don't remove the selection, filter Distort Spherical 100%, OK.

Put it in my space and it turns out to be a coincidence