Step 8

Duplicate the “background” layer, place it right above the unaltered “hands” layer and use a layer clipping mask between the two layers. Move the background duplication so that mostly green is shown on the hands.

Step 9

Using the Liquify Filter, liquify the background duplication that it adheres to the hands’ contour.

Step 10

Create a new layer and place it above the layer of the base stock (the suit). Select the “suit” layer (Command-click) and fill it with cyan.

Step 11

Selection > Modify > Feather 10 px. Slightly nudge the selection to the left, then down, then press delete.

Step 12

Repeat steps 10 and 11 for the hands.

Step 13

Create a new layer on the very top, set the layer mode to Overlay and loosely paint some parts using a large brush.

Step 14

Export the image as a JPG. In C4D, create a background, apply the image to a new material and apply the material to the background. Make sure the proportion/size of the render is the same as the image exported.

Step 15

Using the spheres created in Part 1 of this tutorial, duplicate them by creating an array and altering its settings to best show the image and strengthen the focal.

Step 16

Render the image. Go back to Photoshop; using the alpha channel, make the spheres into a separate layer and place it in the original file.