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I started this piece by taking some shots of myself with my DSLR and importing them to my laptop.

I browsed through them and marked which ones were the best, I picked the one above in the end.

Threw it into Photoshop, masked myself out of the original background and added a peach gradient as the background.

I then scrolled through google looking for an image of space, I thought the purple and red would contrast well.

I placed the space image and used the clipping mask to overlay it only on me.

After this step, I applied the Overlay blending mode.

Then I duplicated the space Image and moved it over the whole image.

I then applied the Overlay blending mode to this layer and masked out where it was covering me, because it was too harshly overlayed.


Overall, I'm happy with how it came out. I think i could have done some better colour matching and blending at the end.

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