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| Photoshop Tutorials » Animal Creature » Rabbit |
5. Merge all the layers above. Next we have to color the rabbit. For the ears, the draw an ellipse smaller than the ears, then fill it with your best color. Duplicate the layer then you have this.
Start off by filling your background with a very dark gray or black. Now start adding c4d renders (click here to find some) on Lighting, Screen, Color Dodge or Linear Dodge. Be sure to make one Focal Point with the c4d. You do not want it to be completely random, try to get some flow to it, sort of like a �V�.