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| This is the 2nd part of this Photoshop tutorial. Next, create a new path layer and zoom in to 300%. At the top left corner of the "S", start to create a path (image a). Create the path as shown in the image below and, when you reach the stage of image d), drag the directional line to the center, so that the next point can be manipulated more easily. |
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| Complete the path and then make a selection using it. Create a new layer in a new layer set and fill the selection with white (image c). |
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| Zoom to 200% and then make an oval selection (image a). Create a new layer with selection, by right clicking on the layer in the layers panel and then selecting "layer via copy". Make sure that the copy is in the layer set. Drag the new layer to the end of the "S" as shown in image b). Copy another chunk of the top snow, move it into the bend of the "S", and then make a 3rd chunk (image c). |
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| Move the 3rd chunk over to the top left of the "N" and then use the transform tool to rotate it (edit > transform > rotate). Make a copy of the original chunk of snow, rotate it (image c) and then use the eraser to level it off. |
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| Use these same techniques to cerate more chunks across the whole of the text. Next go to [Part 3] of this Photoshop tutorial. |
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