Article written by Pamela Park.
Let’s face it – November and December are generally hectic months with many of us rushing about shopping for gifts, prepping for family gatherings, sending greeting cards, wrapping presents, stringing up lights and all that goes into the hustle and bustle that the holiday season brings. In reality, wintertime is often dreary and far from the snow globe ideal that’s depicted on most holiday cards. But it can be fun to pretend we’re living in a winter wonderland, and we can do that with a little magic from our old friend, Photoshop.
In this tutorial, Unmesh Dinda from PiXimperfect shows us how to use your Wacom Intuos Pro tablet with Photoshop to turn even the summer-iest photo into an enchanting wintery scene. To get a believable effect, we’d recommend making sure the clothing your models wear matches the chilly temperatures, but you can get the idea of what can be done by watching the fun little tutorial above.
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? DOWNLOADS: 1. Sample Image: https://bit.ly/2HNYFvW
About PixImperfect and Unmesh Dinda
PiXimperfect is a free online resource for learning Photoshop and Lightroom. Unmesh and his team believe that if you learn the concepts (and not just memorize the steps), you can better translate your imagination visually to the world. Unmesh says not worry about the quality at first – it will improve over time. Just keep creating and your consistency will take care of the rest.
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Like this tutorial? There are lots more by PiXimperfect. Find the latest here:
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