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Rayne Wolf's Lesson #1
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"How To Make A Snow Globe-Part One" We will be using the Image below, right click and save this image:
2. Press the P, O, and L to make visible the Tool Palette, Control Palette and Layers Palette.
3. Select the icon next to the sissors to copy , and the next icon to paste as a new image:
4. Now you have the circle to make the globe with a transparent background. You need more space to work better. Go to the menu, choose Image/Canvas and resize to get more space:
5. We need to select the circle again. Touch the canvas with the magic wand, choose Selections from the menu and Invert:
6. Now, we are going to convert our circle into a globe. We will use Layers. Choose Layers/New/Ok.
7. We will start to apply shadows inside the circle to make it 3D. So, choose Image/Effects/Cutout:
8. These are the steps: Maintain the "Fill interior with color" unchecked. Shadow color: black, Opacity: 30, Blur: 20.3, Vertical and Horizontal: -11. Make a new Layer. In this Layer 3 we need another shadow. Image/Effects/Cutout with the same settings, only this change this time: Opacity: 30, Blur: 60.2, Vertical and Horizontal: 14. Make a new Layer. In this Layer 4 we will add some white shadow. Image/Effects/Cutout with these changes: Shadow color: white, Opacity: 100, Blur: 20.3, Vertical and Horizontal: 4. 9. Choose Selections/None. Make the Layer 5 for the Reflection. This is very easy and fun!! Choose a Selection/shape circle, locate in your image and make a little circle. Fill this with white using the bucket tool near the A in the Tool Palette:
10. Choose Selections/None to deselect. Now, Image/Blur/Gaussian Blur/Radius 6.00. The effect now must be of a 3D globe. Finally, choose Layers/Merge/visible.
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