Snowman with falling snow - Guest Tutorial

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Date added:
05-03-08
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Step 10:

Snowman`s hands/branches:
I`ll use the Line Tool (U) to draw the branches (you have the freedom to do it exactely how you like it). Here are the settings:

Snowman with falling snow

Snowman with falling snow

Snowman with falling snow

Step 11:

Add a hill - with the Eliptical Marquee Tool (M) and fill it with White then make the shadow and fill it with #c7c7c7:

Snowman with falling snow

Step 12:

Falling Snow Effect:
Before i`ll start animating flakes let me improve a little bit what i`ve done here. First of all apply these Blending Option settings to the snow (snowman and what i called 'hills'):

Snowman with falling snow

Snowman with falling snow

Snowman with falling snow

For animation - make a new layer on the top of the other layers and fill it with Black (#000000). Filter -> Noise

Snowman with falling snow

Then, Filter->Blur->Gaussian Blur (Radius = 1.5 px)

Then, Levels (Ctrl+L):

Snowman with falling snow

Then set the layer on Screen Mode

Snowman with falling snow

Snowman with falling snow

Repeat these steps as much as you want changing the noise amount to 71%, 72%, 73% and so on.

Save each frame as frame1, frame2, frame3 .... and import them in Adobe ImageReady:

Snowman with falling snow

The final image:

Snowman with falling snow

Step 13:

Optional, you can add a snow ball. Using Eliptical Marquee Tool (M) and these settings:

Snowman with falling snow

Snowman with falling snow

Snowman with falling snow

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