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This is a tutorial I made so I could share the techniques I've learned in photoshop since I first started. This particular tutorial will teach you how to make rain that can be used as a background for any photomanipulations or digital drawings you might want to do. I really hope this tutorial helps you to figure out a shortcut that will be a time saver over manually drawing your own rain.

A special thanks goes out to cosmosue, for giving me the idea to make a tutorial. I will also be releasing tutorials on how to make: Lightning, Fire (both real and cartoony), and Starfields. Chances are my next tutorial won't be til we reach the fall break, as finals draw near, and I have a LOT of work to do.

Another special thanks goes out to my Photoshop instructor, Byron Black. Possibly the most gifted person I have ever met when it comes to Photoshop, and a huge influence to my direction in college, and in life. Without him, I would never know half of the things I've learned in PS. Thanks Byron.

*edit* I originally had this as a picture. But I have moved it to the tutorial section. *smacks forehead* I need to pay more attention to the categories.

Description
This is a tutorial I made so I could share the techniques I've learned in photoshop since I first started. This particular tutorial will teach you how to make rain that can be used as a background for any photomanipulations or digital drawings you might want to do. I really hope this tutorial helps you to figure out a shortcut that will be a time saver over manually drawing your own rain.

A special thanks goes out to cosmosue, for giving me the idea to make a tutorial. I will also be releasing tutorials on how to make: Lightning, Fire (both real and cartoony), and Starfields. Chances are my next tutorial won't be til we reach the fall break, as finals draw near, and I have a LOT of work to do.

Another special thanks goes out to my Photoshop instructor, Byron Black. Possibly the most gifted person I have ever met when it comes to Photoshop, and a huge influence to my direction in college, and in life. Without him, I would never know half of the things I've learned in PS. Thanks Byron.

*edit* I originally had this as a picture. But I have moved it to the tutorial section. *smacks forehead* I need to pay more attention to the categories.