Laststart popping on the screen, like the Terminator view. That  really inspired me and I decided to try that in Adobe Photoshop. weekend  I was watching the Iron Man movie and I was blown away by some of the  effects I saw. Loved the bombs and some interface designs, in special  when he puts the mask and lots of cool elements 
 

 
So in this tutorial I will show you how to create the Iron Man screen  interface, I don’t even know if I can call it that way  . We will use Illustrator to create some vectors and  Photoshop to put everything together.
 . We will use Illustrator to create some vectors and  Photoshop to put everything together.
Step 1
 
Create a new document and fill the background layer with black. I  used 1920×1200 pixels for the size. 

Step 2
 
Now let’s use a photo. I’m using a photo of Paulo, one of our writers  here on abduzeedo, he’s an ironman fan and asked me to use his picture. 

Step 3 – Digital Make Up
 
Create a new folder on the Layer Palette and rename it to  Face. Then move the photo layer to this new folder. After  that select the folder again and go to Layer>Layer  Mask>Reveal All. Now with the Brush Tool (B)  paint with Black to hide the areas we don’t need. 

Step 4
 
Duplicate the layer and go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur.  Use 6 pixels for the Radius. Actually this step is  from the Really  Cool Digital Make Up tutorial. But as you can see I added more  things to it, there are some areas burned for example. To do that,  select the Burn Tool(O) and paint some areas we want to  be darker. Use the image below for reference. Also use the Dodge  Tool(O) to make some areas lighter. 

Step 5
 
With the Eraser Tool (E) delete the areas we want to  keep them sharp and crisp, like the eyes, beard, hair. Basicaly just  leave the skin areas. 

Step 6
 
Duplicate the original photo, not the blurry one and go to  Filter>Other>High Pass. Again this is from another  tutorial I wrote, the How to Enhance  Your Images in Photoshop (http://abduzeedo.com/photoshop-video-tutorial-experiment-1).  Change the Blend Mode of this layer to Hard  Light. Again you can use the Eraser Tool to delete some areas  like the image below. 

Step 7
 
Select the first layer, the one with the original photo and then with  the Dodge Tool (O) paint the eyes to make them much  brighter. Also with the Burn Tool(0) make othe areas  even darker. You can use these 2 tools on the other layers as well. 

Step 8
 
Go to Image>Adjustment>Hue/Saturation. Make  the image darker and less saturated. I used -3 for the Hue, -32  for the Saturation, and -38 for the Lightness. 

Step 9 (Illustrator)
 
I used Illustrator to create the interface elements, but you can use  any tool or even Photoshop. But for me Illustrator was easier and more  agile for the whole process. Anyway, create to ellipses with the  Ellipse Tool (L). Then use the Blend Tool (W)  to create more copies of the circles. 

Step 10
 
Go to Object>Expand and expand the Blend. Then go  to Object>Ungroup. You will be able to edit each  circle now. With the Direct Selection Tool (A), select  some segments of the circle and delete them. Use the Pen Tool  (P) to add more Anchor Points. Use the image below for  reference. 

Step 11
 
Create more elements, use the Line Segment Tool (\)  and the Polar Grid Tool to add more elements. 

Step 12
 
Keep adding elements, like arrows using the Polygon and Star  Tool. Also create different shapes, you can even add texts or  numbers. 

Step 13
 
Create more circles too, this time however rescale them to give the  idea that they are coming from a different angle, then just repeat the  previous steps to create more elements and delete some segments. Use the  image below for reference. 

Step 14
 
Back to Photoshop, what you will have to do is copy and paste the  elements from Illustrator to Photoshop. But you will have to do that for  each object instead copy and paste all at once. So copy the first  circle segment and paste it as Smart Object. Then let’s  apply some Layer Styles. Reduce the Layer  Opacity to 30% and select Color Overlay. Use a nice cyan color,  the one I used was #00eaff. 

Step 14
 
For each element apply a Gaussian Blur. Go to  Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur. Use different values for each  element. But try to add more blur to the bigger ones. 

Step 15
 
For some elements change the Color Overlay to green  like the one on the image below. That will create a nicer effect than  just one color. Also keep pasting the elements from Illustrator to  Photoshop. 

Step 16
 
Group the elements you pasted in Photoshop and rename the group to  Left Eye. Duplicate this group and go to Layer>Merge  Group. You will have one layer with all objects. This layer  has to be on top of the “Left eye” group. Then  group this element layer, it will be inside a folder. Change the  folder’s Blend Mode to Color Dodge and apply a Layer  Style to the layer. Change the Opacity to 70% and  select the Color Overlay. Use white for the  color. That will create a nice light effect and keep the  colors. 

Step 17
 
Here I added more elements from Illustrator, this time I used a red  for the color. I just repeated the previous steps, paste it, apply the  layer style with 30% opacity and Color Overlay, then I  add the Gaussian Blur. Also I duplicated the layer and grouped it,  change the Blend Mode of this new folder to Color  Dodge and changed the Color Overlay of the  duplicated layer to White and the opacity to  70%. Again that is just to create a sort of glow to the  objects. 

Step 18
 
Here I just added the other elements I had created in Illustrator.  Always repeate the previous steps to create the same effect to all  objects. 

Step 19
 
Create a new layer on top of the other layers. Then select the Gradient  Tool(G) and click on the gradient colors to open the Gradient  Editor (1). Change the colors to Black and White  and the Gradient Type to Noise (2). Then change the Roughness  to 100% and select Restict Colors and Add Transparency. After  that choose the Angle Gradient (3) and just fill the  layer with the gradient you created. Start it from the left eye, right  in the middle of the eye (4). 
With the layer filled with the color rays, go to Image>Adjustments>Desaturate.  Then go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur. Use 6 pixels for  the Radius. After that just apply the layer style  you used for the other elements, adding a color overlay. But for this  layer reduce the opacity to 70%. Also with the Eraser  Tool (E), erase the are close to the eye (5). Use the image  below for reference. 

Conclusion
 
Now just add some black bars to make it looks like a wide screen  video and your logo. It’s a very nice effect inspired by the Iron Man  movie and the cool thing for me is that I was looking for some cool  ideas for tutorials then watching that movie was very good because it  had lots of great effects like when that Jericho bomb explodes for  example. 
Anwyay, I hope you have enjoyed the this tutorial and learned  something from it. It’s just a very quick overview and probably there  are different ways to do that. 

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