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Hi! Step 11 – screenshot missed.
Hi Gleb, I don’t think so. Which screenshot do you think is missed?
This is really a amazing tutorial i never thought that we can do something like this with the help of desert images :O Kudos to you and psdfan i must say you are one of the best tut site keep the good work up
Thanks Vijay. We love getting comments like that
. We’ve got plenty more great tutorials lined up for you to enjoy.
Thanxx a lot vijay for your kind words m glad and thank you for your support as always
Hi Vik
Thanks !! great tips !!
The idea of converting the deserted island into the snowy land in Photoshop is really unique and praiseworthy.
Thanks again
Regards
Thanks Arpita! It’s certainly a very unique technique, I’m glad you liked the tutorial.
Thanks Arpita for your kind words m glad you like my tut thank you Jai hoooo
Some really nice photo-compositing tips here! I like the concept and think it came together nicely but I would have maybe added some more trees, like you are overlooking a forest or a valley and can see the castle in the distance. I think the gnome and the duck and the bear are somewhat random, maybe putting some real animals there instead like a deer or a polar bear?
Also, I would be curious to see how it would look to continue the footsteps towards the viewer so they have a clear point of origin. It kind of looks like they just dropped down and started walking as opposed to having some footsteps in the foreground which could help to lead the viewers eye by giving them more of a trail to follow. Nice tut overall, that’s just my two cents!
Thanks for the feedback Eric, your comments are always really insightful. I agree about all the points you mentioned, although I do still love the outcome here.
Thanks Tom! Yes I do still think that the final outcome is nice, and I really like the creativity and imaginative use of a desert scene to create a winter scene. Bonus points!
Thanxx a lot for your cmmnt Eric Vasquez it means a lot to me m still a immature writer but yeahh soon will come up with some great tuts
Thank you very much for your work!
My participation:
http://www.chez-mireilled.com/article-realiser-un-desert-enneige-avec-photoshop-113994164.html