You must get the next result on this stage:



Using the brush of yellow color, try to add on the picture more mist between the layer with the grass and the one with the rainbow:



Applying the Rectangle Tool (U), make a new rectangle, applying the next Blending Options:





It’s the result we must get, but the color of the lines is not so important:



Provide the same rasterizing operation that we did with the rainbow’s layer. Press Ctrl+Shift+U, making it this way a monochromatic one.



Set the same Blending Mode shown below:



Applying the Eraser Tool (E)

Eraser Tool (E). The Eraser tool changes pixels in the image as you drag through them. If you\'re working in the background or in a layer with transparency locked, the pixels change to the background color; otherwise, the pixels are erased to transparency. You can also use the eraser to return the affected area to a state selected in the History palette.'); return false">Eraser Tool (E), try to move off those parts of the layer demonstrated next picture:



Make a spot of white color, choosing the brush for this operation:



Select the Paint Bucket Tool (G)

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You must get the same result from below:



Using the Eraser Tool (E), try to move off the unnecessary parts to give the clouds a corresponding shape.



Next insert a vector character out of the own library.



… and several butterflies with the Custom Shape Tool (U)

Custom Shape Tool (U). You use the shape tools to draw lines, rectangles, rounded rectangles, and ellipses in an image. In Photoshop, you can also draw polygons and create custom shape libraries to reuse and share custom shapes.
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The picture is finished!

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This tutorial will show you how to create sun day themed wallpaper.

For the beginning create a new file (File>New) of 1280x1024 px and 72 dpi. Select the Rectangle Tool (U) to stretch the element on the whole layer to represent the backside background. Select then the Blending Options>Gradient Overlay to set the next parameters, demonstrated below:





This is the way the new background should look like:



On a new layer we’ll represent the grass. In this case we’ll select the Brush Tool (B)

Brush Tool (B). The brush tool is used for making good backgrounds and also on new layers they have different types so that you get a different effect with every brush you use.'); return false">Brush Tool (B) and two standard brushes of two types, as it is indicated below:



Set both black colors on the tools’ panel:



… and represent the grass the next picture indicates it:



Continue by representing the rainbow, drawing firstly a line by applying the same method we did with the background:



Set the next indicated parameters:





We’ve got a rainbow line:



Create a new layer, marking it on the layers’ palette both with the line’s layer. Press Ctrl+E for the layers to be put together:



Select after that Filter>Distort>Shear to modify the line as it is shown below:



You must get the same thing:



Turn it over with Free Transform option (Ctrl+T)



Increase the lightness (Ctrl+U):



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