Forest Canopy For Photoshop
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Create a new image, 500x 500
Use some grey colors to start ( 747474 foreground; 282F38 background ) Use The Following Filters In This Order: Filter > Render > Clouds Filter > Artistic > Fresco Filter > Brush Strokes > Spatter Filter > Artistic > Cutout Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen Here is what I came up with. Remeber, it's a canopy, not a forest. (IMG:http://www.rcthub.com/images/tutorials/forest_canopy(large).jpg) This post has been edited by Drifter182 on Aug 3 2004, 01:30 PM |
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Okay, I've been hearing that this doesn't look like a Canopy, but it's basicly the only thing you can do.
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Yah see now that is a real photo not a Photoshop made picture
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I got something that looks kind of different. For one, it doesn't turn out green with those colors, obviously. Second, mine turned out a different texture.. o.O; But overall it's neat. I'll definitely use this in the future. =D
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Well I'll be putting up More Tuts. so you'll have some stuff to have fun with
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Yay.
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