How to Create Broken Mirror Effect in Photoshop
In the world of photo editing, the broken mirror effect adds a touch of mystery and intrigue to any image. By incorporating shattered glass elements into your composition, you can transform an ordinary photo into a visually captivating masterpiece. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating a broken mirror effect using Adobe Photoshop. Whether you're a seasoned Photoshop user or a beginner, this step-by-step guide will help you achieve stunning results.
Step 1: Gather your resources
To begin, you'll need the following resources:
- A high-quality photo of a person in an interesting pose.
- An image of a broken mirror or glass texture.
- Adobe Photoshop installed on your computer.
Launch Adobe Photoshop and open the photo of the person you want to apply the broken mirror effect to. Ensure that the image is of good quality and properly lit.
Step 3: Prepare the broken mirror texture
Find an image of a broken mirror or glass texture online and below is a link to the broken mirror I used in this video. Make sure it is large enough to cover the desired areas of your base image. Open the broken mirror texture in Photoshop.
Step 4: Overlay the broken mirror texture
Overlay the broken mirror texture onto the base image, following the step-by-step instructions provided in the video. Position and resize the broken mirror texture to cover the desired areas, and experiment with blending modes such as "Overlay," "Screen," or "Multiply" to achieve the desired effect. Adjust the opacity as needed, taking guidance from the visual demonstration in the video.
Step 5: Save and export
Once you are satisfied with the broken mirror effect, save your final image in a high-quality format such as JPEG or PNG. Consider saving a layered version of your file as well, so you can make further modifications if desired.
Download Resources
Broken Mirror: Click here
Object Image: Click here
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