Photoshop Tutorial: Making frost-covered cold effects

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Make a frost-covered, cold effect, it comes from a vodka ad.

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The picture contains the cold freshness, very suitable for drinks, wine and toothpaste ads, this tutorial Photoshop expert Fabio Sasso will lead us to retreat to the warmth of the studio. Sasso is an expert on layer style micro-processing, this tutorial our layer style will shine to help produce crazy effects, such as the splash on the wine bottle surface of the three-dimensional droplets. We create our own brush brushes and use a free smoke brush that will help you with your new Photoshop project.

01. Set the background color first. In the new Photoshop file, create a new green fill (I'm using a #90aea7) or a cold, blue color. Create a new layer and select filter-render-cloud to make sure the foreground color is white and the background color is black. Then select "Filter-Blur-Gaussian Blur", set the fuzzy radius to 180px, and change the layer blending mode to "overlay".

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