PS teach you to draw crystal clear frost brush

Step 1

Frost is made up of many tiny crystals. To simulate the frost effect, we need to create a snowflake structure brush. Creates a new file, fills a black background, creates a new layer, and draws roughly the following structure with a round hard brush.

Step 2

Set layer opacity to 20%

Step 3

Create a new layer and use a brush to roughly scribble the white idea of the image below.

Step 4

Merge layers and reverse color (ctrl+i). Select Edit > Define Brush presets.

Step 5

Enter the Brush window (F5), turn on shape dynamics, and design a larger size jitter with a smaller angle jitter.

Step 6

Open the scatter and add a little scatter effect.

Step 7

You can find a pass, though not necessarily.

Step 8

Use a brush to apply the outer edge of the object you want to cover frost. The object is large and the brush is small.

Step 9

Only the outer rim is not enough-the object must be dealt with in the middle. Create a new file and fill it with black. Create a new layer and draw a scale effect, roughly as shown below.

Step 10

Set the layer opacity to 40%.

Step 11

Create a new layer and randomly click on a small white dot. Reverse the color and save the brush as before.

Step 12

Give the brush a large spacing to separate the scales.

Step 13

Open shape dynamics and set parameters similar to those before.

Step 14

Turn on delivery.

Step 15

Use a brush smear in the body part of the object.

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