Stone Floor

In this tutorial we propose a technique to create a texture of a stone floor, with a painting look.

Created on: April 10, 2009
Created by: Majesticlicks
Program used: Adobe Photoshop Cs3
Skill Level: Basic

 

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1. Open a new document any size you want.

2. Reset the swatches (press 'D').

3. Apply the Render Clouds filter (Filter > Render > Clouds)

 

5. To define the stones edges apply the Palette Knife filter (Filter > Artistic > Palette Knife) with the following settings:

- Stroke Size: 50
- Stroke Detail: 2
- Softness: 0

6. Apply the Paint Daubs filter (Filter > Artistic > Paint Daubs) to put the edges into evidence.

Settings:
- Size: 3
- Sharpness: 13
- Brush Type: Dark Rough

7. Apply the Craquelure filter (Filter > Texture > Craquelure) to texturize the stones.

Settings
- Crack Spacing: 22
- Crack Depth: 1
- Crack Brightness: 5

8. Now use the Watercolor filter (Filter > Artistic > Watercolor)

Settings:
- Brush Detail: 2
- Shadow Intensity: 3
- Texture: 1

9. Use the Poster Edges filter (Filter > Artistic > Poster Edges) to smooth the image.

Settings:
- Edge Thickness: 10
- Edge Intensity: 0
- Posterization: 5

10. To add color to the texture create a new (Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Hue/Saturation), check the Colorize option and play with the hue/saturation values).

Finish- Good Luck. E-mail me if you have any questions