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Published: 2010-01-12 15:05:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 11540; Favourites: 249; Downloads: 364
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Β©Liliana Alves 2009This tutorial is about making ice stalactites, which you can use to create ice effects in plants or objects. That is up to you.
I developed my technique and adapted it to my personal taste and that is what Iβm showing here.
Hope you find it useful!
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Amazing tutorial thanks for sharing.
If i come up with a piece i'll let you know
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pretty neat - kind of hard [for me] to apply in an image though
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woah! I'm so going t use it in the piece I'm workin on right now! thanks a lot for sharing your technique
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Thanks a lot for the tutorial. It's gonna be very useful for me
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Hi...
I used your tutorial here [link] if you want to see the outcome
thank you for sharing!
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Worked perfect for me. That is so freaking cool. Thank you.
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Hrmmm... I'm thinking I did something wrong.
[link]
I didn't have the circle selected when I used the Extrude feature. Did this happen because my circle is too big, or something? I'd really like some help.
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To anybody else who has this problem, it happens whenever your circle doesn't have a background color on the same layer as it. The darker background must be part of the same layer as the lighter circle, the filter pulls from it to create the spikes.
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are you sure about the circle?
I try, and select the circle..and that is what happen.
hmm... try another size, but i get your result eith the circle selected! :/
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Okay, thank you, I'll try it! c:
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Hey i found something you put in the wrong order, you should put the wind in as the very last step otherwise it is all curvy and whatever, and it doesnt look right
otherwise good tutorial
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It's not in the wrong order. I do this in CS3, if you're using other I don't know if something can be different, but I think not.
Anyway, the steps order is Stylize Extrude- Stylize Wind- Polar coordinates.
You made some mistake because, all the people that already try this get the final result that I present.
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ohhk well i use CS4 and if you do the wind after polar the wind lines are straight and not all curved, its just an observation, im not getting up you or anything, and you seem to be getting defensive about it, i just thought id let you know to see what you thought
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No no...don't get me wrong...
actually I repeat this tut 3 times step by step and the result is always the same.
Do you enter the values right?
What about the circle size?
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well all the values are right and ive tried the circles at three different sizes, and each time, the wind strokes put in it curve upwards and down in a sort of upside down 'u' but not as sharp i suppose. its sort of like a bracket ) but on its side ;D
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oh, this is very easy and very cool.
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Glad you like it dear!
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Glad you like it dear!
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I did pretty well but I'm still learning photoshop so I had a little help from my mum.
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Well this definitely saves me time on those winter pictures.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, this is a very useful tutorial!
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Glad you like it dear!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I have "elements" and can still barely use it! And apperantly still too stupid for the book to be of any help soooo THANKS for this!!!!!!!!
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very easy and COOL!! thank you for a quick trip to BRRR land!
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This may come in handy, thanks for sharing it
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