The magic of Photoshop

Here's the most incredible thing I saw lately drawn in Photoshop. I found even the tutorial on: tutorialized.com. Enjoy...and see the magic happen...

• Open interior picture in Photoshop.

• Create a new layer, fill it with black and white radial gradient just like in the example below.
• Apply Multiply Blending Mode to this layer.

• Make TV set silhouette contour using Pen Tool. Load selection for created contour - Ctrl + Enter.
• Copy selected TV area and paste it into a new layer above radial gradient layer.
• Increase TV set size using Free Transformation.

• Insert painting frame image. Transform it using Distort transformation.

• Paste Crocodile image into a new layer.

• Add Layer Mask to this layer.
• Erase superfluous areas in Layer Mask just like in the screen shot.

• Add water splashes to the crocodile mouth. Apply Screen Blending Mode to this layer.

• Add sand effect using small round brush with special adjustments.

• Use the following settings for your brush.

• You should get something like in the picture below.

• Insert zebra's image. Erase superfluous areas using the same way as in the previous example with crocodile.

• Duplicate Zebra layer.
• Apply Motion Blur Filter to the bottom zebra layer.

• Filter > Blur > Motion Blur.

• Add layer Mask to blurred layer, and fill it with black and white liner gradient like in the screen shot.

• Duplicate zebra layer once again and apply more strong Motion Blur effect.
• Choose Linear Dodge (Add) Blending Mode to created layer.
• Apply small Warp transformation to grated shape.

• You may see two blurred layers on the screen shot below.

• Add some grass or bushes into the inside area of the frame.

• Fill inside area of the frame with black color. Adjust Opacity about 30% and Multiply Blending Mode.
• Erase front area using translucent soft brush.

• Duplicate previous layer, apply Overlay Blending Mode and Opacity about 20% to this layer.

• Add shade effect.

• You may insert small details, for example snakes or birds.

• Draw shades to create volume effect.

• Merge all of layers.
• Duplicate created layer.
• Go to Image > Adjustments > Equalize.

• Choose Multiply Blending Mode to this layer and opacity 70%.

• Flatten layers.
• Click Quick Mask Icon.
• Fill layer with black and white Reflected gradient.

• Click Quick Mask again.
• Go to Filter > Blur > Lens Blur.

• Apply following settings.

• Keep selection.
• Go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/ Saturation.

And here is result!