Create a new file 5" x 7" at 300pix/inch in RGB mode. Color the background layer with a blue linear gradient.
Draw some basic tree shape or use my "tree.eps". Place the "tree.eps" as "smart object".
Copy it (Ctrl+J on PC or Cmd+J on Mac) as much as you want - resize it and plant it all over your Christmas card.
You can resize it freely because it's vector format and it will not loose a bit on quality.
Color them in different tones of white and blue to create an illusion of depth, 3rd dimension.
Create a new layer (Ctrl+Shift+N on PC or Cmd+Shift+N on Mac), use snowflake brush from brush set "Grunge Snowflakes Brush" - spread snowflakes in different sizes all over the background.
Color the layer with the snowflakes with "Gradient Overlay" from white to approx 45% of cyan.
Now you can write "Merry Christmas" or "Happy New Year" and Christmas card is finished!
... or if you don't feel like going through all this but would like to use this file for your needs - download the original file for less than $1 :)
Cheers!













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