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 Post subject: Tutorial in making snow
PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 2:24 pm  (#1) 
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Just a quick and easy tutorial in making snow.

1) open gimp

2) new layer, fill it any colour by using the colour fill bucket icon :bucket

3) Text layer, Type in any text to any size you wish

4) New layer for the snow, At the top of the each letter use the a small round brush and swirl it round on top of the letter. No smudging involved.

And there you have snow.


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 Post subject: Re: Tutorial in making snow
PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 8:02 pm  (#2) 
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This is actually pretty easy to do with 2 text layers.
Create a colored one - create a white one - select the white (alpha to selection) - erase away the bottom part of the white. Then its up to you to blur, or shadow the layer.I added a shadow under the white layer here by just duplicating the white text layer after erasing and dropping it under the original white text layer.Then just blur it or move it a bit. :)
I used plasma on the black text to make it look like ice.
I also used LayerFX.py filter with inner shadow to give the snow more depth. (just default settings)

Pretty simple.

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 Post subject: Re: Tutorial in making snow
PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 8:17 pm  (#3) 
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You can create bigger snow on top (fluffier), by just going to select>grow and grow by 3-4 the white text layer after erasing. Then refill with white and run the shadow and inner shadow effects after.Then its all about adding some sky and other stuff. :) - This was pretty quick and obviously with more time cold be much better looking.

Maybe i will create a tutorial later for it.

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