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    • dazzaD Offline
      dazza
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      +1
      Yes please, great idea!

      All people have the right to stupidity but some abuse the privilege.

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        davidh
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        OK,here are 2 more tips,still in the winter theme.The first is making plants look icy/frosty.

        FROST COVERED PLANTS:
        1.open green plant and duplicate layer
        2.desaturate the copied layer
        3.Increase curves(see seting on jpg attached).This results in an almost white image.
        4.selectively erase the copied white image from the bottom up.

        BLENDING LARGE AREAS OF FOREGROUND:
        The first image shows a screensnap of a recent project.What is missing is the main snow foreground.
        1.Find a source image with the correct/similar lighting.
        2.select the part you want -but use a feathering of 20-25 in the selection so the edges are blurred.You can see in the middle image that there are elements projecting up but these can easily be hidden with vegetation.Then start copying the layer around,again selectively erasing.
        The main thing to understand with adding large areas of foreground is to feather/blur the edges.It isnt any more complicated than that.

        I will upload a new one later showing how I add individual parts of snow,such as is on the lower wall in this image.I can promise you it wont be complicated.


        01 ICY PLANT.jpg


        02 BLENDING FOREGROUND.jpg

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          john.warburton
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          Go for it - would suit me!

          Life's a reach, and then you gybe.

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          • utilerU Offline
            utiler
            last edited by

            And me too.... πŸ‘

            What else do you need now Rich? πŸ˜‰

            purpose/expression/purpose/....

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            • Rich O BrienR Offline
              Rich O Brien Moderator
              last edited by

              Money

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                MartinK
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                πŸ‘ πŸ‘

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                • marked001M Offline
                  marked001
                  last edited by

                  +10 from me.... i def need to up my post processing game! thanks David.

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                    davidh
                    last edited by

                    This is how I add snow to walls buildings etc.:
                    1.select a piece of snow that matches your image
                    2.select the outline and copy
                    3.paste - then distort,scale to fit the scene
                    4.add a layer mask- use a gradient light to dark from top downwards-this will help melt the snow onto the wall.depending on which way the sun is shining,you can add additional layer masks to show the snow melting in the light,and more solid in the shade.

                    As I said,this is not complicated,
                    but I would also add,surely there is someone else out there that has some other post-processing ideas.


                    SNOW WALL.jpg

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                    • Rich O BrienR Offline
                      Rich O Brien Moderator
                      last edited by

                      Here you go.

                      http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewforum.php?f=351

                      If you're posting a tutorial please use the tutorial tag [Tutorial]

                      Download the free D'oh Book for SketchUp πŸ“–

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                      • GaieusG Offline
                        Gaieus
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                        This is also Rich' virgin forum so easy with him! πŸ˜„

                        Gai...

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