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Another frozen woman ice effect Another frozen woman ice effect
In this tutorial I want to show you how to apply a frozen effect to a woman portrait. I really love this portrait, compliments to the photographer and I also love the result. I didn’t use Wind Filter. You can add it if you want to.

Step 1 – Download the Photo


Open in a new psd file this photo http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamed/590034637/.

Duplicate this layer abd call it Base. Hide the initial layer.


Step 2 – Create a Blue Rectangle


Draw a new Rectangle with Rectangle Tool, color # 94f7f5. Go to Filter – Sketch – Reticulation, Density 4, Foreground Level 22, Background Level 11. Call this layer Blue.





Step 3 – Change to Overlay


Place the Base Layer on top of Blue Layer. Set the Blending Mode of Base Layer to Overlay 100%. Now you should have a result like this:



Step 4 – Apply Photocopy Filter


Duplicate Base Layer and call it Sketch. Set the Foreground Color to #1b928f , Background Color white. For this layer apply a new filter; Filter – Sketch – Photocopy(Detail 1, Darkness 50).


Step 5 – Add a Frame


Draw a new Rectangle this time the color is #138090 ; call this layer Frame. Set the Blending Mode of this layer to Hue 100%. Go to blending Options and check Inner Glow to make a nice frame.



Step 6 – Crack texture


I found a very nice crack texture so I will add it to this image. You can find it here http://www.flickr.com/photos/loxleyimages/2440555345/in/set-72157605663056066/ .

First rotate this layer Edit – Transform – Rotate (angle 90). The question now is where to put this new layer.

I put this layer between Base Layer and Sketch Layer ; I changed the Blending Mode from Normal to Screen 100%.



Final Result!










anna
3/1/2010 2:40:21 AM
She looks LosT in Ice Age :)

John
3/27/2010 10:58:13 AM
Your ice effects rule!!!!

anna
5/18/2010 8:12:10 AM
why she on fire??? anna your noob

rob
5/18/2010 8:13:48 AM
thats my wife...

kirsehirhaber
7/4/2010 11:31:26 PM
Thanks.. Good

john
7/31/2010 2:03:15 AM
nice tutorial

       


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