Friday, June 02, 2006

Create realistic ice effect in photoshop

Learn How to create realistic ice effect with this photoshop tutorial

Aplly a Stroke effect with the size of 1 px, Position set to Inside and Color set to #28a6ff.Aplly Color Overlay style, with the Opacity set to 75% and color set to #abc2e4.Apply a Bevel and Emboss style, leave all the settings default except your Gloss Contour which should change to Ring and your Shadow mode color which should be set to #3d5286.Add a Contour style and set your range to 100%, Contour to Cone and check Anti-aliased.Add Texture, with the Pattern set to Wood and Scale set to 63%.Apply a Satin style, but change your Blend Mode to Normal, Opacity to 100% and color to #a6d5f5.Add a Inner Glow, with the color changed to #2b81d9.Add a Outer Glow, with the color changed to #7dd9ff and the Opacity set to 15%.Add a Inner Shadow effect, with the color changed to #484a70.
Add a Drop Shadow style, with the color set to #1b2a6a, Opacity to 40%. Uncheck Use Global Light and set your Angle to -45 degrees, Distance to 65 px, Spread 5% and Size 100 px.Now you have an ice effect that can be easily modified and apllied to any other object you want.I always try to take my photoshop tutorials a little futher and see what else can I come up with if I am continuously improving an image. Here is what I come up with for this tutorial after adding a few other effects:
Click here to see the beginning of this photoshop tutorial.

I will be back with many surprises, until then check out some of my other photoshop tutorials:

15 comments:

ruffmaori said...

hey man i jus wanna let you know your the best ive ever seen man .... you have ma upmost respect FUCK man your good...


sorry about the language.. but keep it up dude

cigar said...

Foarte frumos tutorialul nu stiu cum a i putut sa il "inventezi". Dar am si eu o intrebare: Eu nu o sa pot sa tin minte toate setarile, asa ca nu stiu cum o sa il pot valorifica pe viitor. Poti sa imi dai un sfat, sunt incepator

mesa said...

great job! relly nice tutorial. i would relly wish that you would show how you got the shiny light effekt on the final picture, beacuse it is just so nice!

Maulleigh said...

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/152/388377565_def8140222_o.jpg

Anonymous said...

Your tutorial is really good and easy to follow. Please keep them coming. I am wondering if you can show how to make glitter effects.

Anonymous said...

Great tutorial, really easy to follow and able to reproduce. Many thanks.

babebluejj said...

Hey, THANK YOU SO MUCH for these tutorials. They are SO helpful and easy to follow. Your tutorials are easily understood while at the same time, they produce great work. Again, THANK YOU! :)

P.S. I look forward to future tutorials.

gordon said...

Hey man, how can I make my building look like it is frozen inside a glaciar of ice??

Is there a plug in for this??

Thanks

Gordon Phillips
Director, BCM Planet Dance
pimpgee@gmail.com
0034 626128867

Rosie said...

These comments have been invaluable to me as is this whole site. I thank you for your comment.

Anonymous said...

Hi,

Nicely done and easy to follow-much better than your "Rose" tut-I certainly hope you take the time to re-write that one.
In your final example, can you please share how you completed it?

Thanks

Anonymous said...

The final example is simple, just read his other tuts especially the one on sparkling, then duplicate layers, change a few effects, arrange as so, and bam, the final image is made.

Anonymous said...

Dam Man how the fuck you made it!
I like it and i made it but how do you made the shiny effect????
pls say

ophy said...

do you know that your tutorial is also here or was stolen?
http://www.newtutorial.com/

Anonymous said...

yay! tahnks man! now i can make an ice guitar >:D woooooo!

Anonymous said...

Don't know if the link below is 'you', but looks like the identical tutorial, with same images and color choices.

http://www.newtutorial.com/2007/02/07/create-realistic-ice-effect-in-photoshop/