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We have another Psd Premium tutorial exclusively available to Premium members today. If you want to take your photo manipulation skills to the next level, then we have a great tutorial for you. Learn how to add ivy that appears to naturally climb a building. And of course, this technique could be applied to just about anything. Learn more at the jump!
This Premium Tutorial is Filled with Creative Tips
For quite some time I’ve been thinking about simplifying my everyday tasks in Photoshop. Over the years I have collected tons of different techniques… here is one of them. In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to "paint" ivy over almost any object imaginable – in just a few easy steps!
The Idea behind this tutorial and technique: I’m going to use base image on top of which I’m going to paint "ivy"… the secret behind a continuous string of green leafs is that… they’re all on one layer. Shall we begin?
Tutorial Details
- Program: Photoshop CS4
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Estimated Completion Time: 30 minutes
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That’s reaally awesome!!!
Thanks ENVATO!
thank you
great
looks professional guys ;D
Awesome outcome too bad its a plus don’t have one.
Where have i seen this before?
There is another Tut here that shows you this building but with fire on it.
Simple and professional. Nice!
Wow. That’s really cool. And allot simpler than I thought. Good job!
Anything by Tomasz Opasinski is money. I highly respect him.
You are amazing!!! Your art works are just mesmerizing. I visited your website with all the posters you made, especially the before and after effect transformations are so incredibly astonishing. More tutorials please!!!! Thank you for the tips!
Looks like a cool tutorial. Great outcome!
i don’t want to pay to see a tut like that, i can do it without be a PLUS member.
This effect is quite simple… does this really need to be a plus tutorial?
Brilliant
Hahahah. I spent the whole year doing this for my photography portfolio. It’s very simple to do and I’m not sure that it’s worthy of being a PLUS tut. I’m sure there are many ways to do it but the way I did it was quick, easy and required very little effort to get a decent result.
That’s exactly what I said
Looks ok!
Looks like a great tut, i wish i could justify geting + membership
ITS REALY NICE ANY ONE CAN GIVE ME 9$ to GET THAT
awesome That’s really cool. Good job Tomasz Opasinski
vere goooooooooood
Very good.
Thanks.
that was amazing! thanks for sharing buddy!
happy thanksgiving
super!
Wow!! very good
Thanks for the help, realistic!
good work, thanks
I need PLUS
Awesome. Thanks!
Easy and Nice
very nice..
thanks
Looks very good! Too bad, it requires membership which I don’t have
very nice..
thanks
yesss:
this is thank you..
oo my man;
very good photos..
and very nice..
Thank