STEP 30: Add a Solid Color fill
layer named “Sunlight” at the top
of the layer stack set to yellow
(#ebdf9f ) to depict sunlight. Change
the blending mode to Color and
reduce the Opacity to 10%.
Duplicate the Sunlight layer with
a different shade of yellow (#f4eec7),
and then group the Sunlight layers,
renaming the folder “Sunlight.”
STEP 31: Now we need to work
on the shadows. To start, go back
to the Truck layer group (this is
why it’s important to name layers/
folders). We’ll work our way upwards.
Click on the darkest fill layer in the
group, which in this folder is the
bottom layer (#822d29). Duplicate
that layer, and drag it to the top of
the layers within that folder. Change
the blending mode from Color to
Darken, and rename it “Shadow.”
Select the Brush tool, and in the
Options Bar, set its size to 20 px,
Hardness 0%, and Opacity 50%.
Click on the layer mask thumbnail
to make it active, and paint away
the lighter parts of the truck only.
(Note: You’ll need to adjust the
brush size while doing this.) After
doing this, reduce the Opacity to
10%. This helps “blend” the lighter
parts with the shadows.
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