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I wanted to replace my desktop wallpaper ... I was so bored of it (I have had it for like 4 years ). The wall paper is for a screen 1280px x 800px and is 300dpi (that you can purchase for a measly 10 points)

So I wanted to make something colourful and fun ... so a pretty green field, fluffy clouds, some space and most of all YAY some bubbles.

I really didn't know how to do bubble reflection ... and there isn't a single tutorial I could find! I think I should make a bubble reflection tutorial. I had to google bubbles so I could work out the best reflection
Oh well ... PhotoShop has this awesome 3D function thing that I could abuse to make the roundness of the reflected background.

Credits:
Sky, stars and buble reflection: *FireFlyExposed
Grass: Sunny Field [link] *frozenstocks
Cloud brushes: Brush Set - Clouds v1 [link] ~Ryoku15
Planet: planet resource v3 [link] ~nym-ph
Birds: bird brushes II [link] =lpdragonfly
Bubbles: Bubbles [link] ~elestrial

All constructive critiques are welcomed ... I am not offended when people find something wrong or not quite right

Description
I wanted to replace my desktop wallpaper ... I was so bored of it (I have had it for like 4 years ). The wall paper is for a screen 1280px x 800px and is 300dpi (that you can purchase for a measly 10 points)

So I wanted to make something colourful and fun ... so a pretty green field, fluffy clouds, some space and most of all YAY some bubbles.

I really didn't know how to do bubble reflection ... and there isn't a single tutorial I could find! I think I should make a bubble reflection tutorial. I had to google bubbles so I could work out the best reflection
Oh well ... PhotoShop has this awesome 3D function thing that I could abuse to make the roundness of the reflected background.

Credits:
Sky, stars and buble reflection: *FireFlyExposed
Grass: Sunny Field [link] *frozenstocks
Cloud brushes: Brush Set - Clouds v1 [link] ~Ryoku15
Planet: planet resource v3 [link] ~nym-ph
Birds: bird brushes II [link] =lpdragonfly
Bubbles: Bubbles [link] ~elestrial

All constructive critiques are welcomed ... I am not offended when people find something wrong or not quite right