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It’s gone quite popular to recreate and bring to the community text and photo effects from iconic movies or games. Stranger Things, Hotline Miami & Blade Runner. What comes next?
After watching both seasons of HBO’s True Detective, we’ve found ourselves so inspired, that have decided to recreate the double color exposure effect from its the opening credits. We’ve played in Photoshop for a while and mastered the technique at last — and it’s your turn now.
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Ensure yourself with a few great images or photos to match and set to watch the lesson. Even if it sounds tricky at first, you don’t need to be a design shark or a Photoshop guru to complete the tutorial and share the result (which will be even more jaw-dropping than ours, I bet) with your colleagues and subscribers. Will you give double color exposure a try?