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Ice Texture


Make a new document, 500x1000 pixels, white background.

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Fill the selection with a "black to white" gradient starting from the top of image to the bottom like in the example.

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Now go on "Filter - Render - Difference Cloud", then hit CTRL+F (Command+F on Macintosh) until you have something like this:

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Now go to Image>Adjustments>Invert or just hit CTRL+I (Command+I on Mac) to invert the colors.

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Now go to Image>Adjustments>Levels or hit CTRL+L (command+L on the Mac) to bring up the Levels dialogue. In the level panel magnify the white zones moving the left pointer to right and the right pointer to left. Hit OK.

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Bring up the Hue/Saturation dialogue, so go to Image>Adjustments>Hue/Saturation or hit CTRL+U (Command+U on Mac). Set the values like in the example below.

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Your image should look like this:

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And now the final touch, go on "Filter - Brush Strokes - Angled Stroke" and set the values like in the example:

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Ice Texture Tutorial: Final Result

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Author's URL: Head Nerd
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