Used my snow effect called Snow1 Overlay and painted it off the foreground. Had to paint the face a little and added light fog on castle from Topaz Lens Effects. The other font is called Dancing Script OT. Love the font called Star Full Inline which has eyeballs in it. Nik Viveza 2 was used to adjust the focal points in the image. Actually used Topaz Studio’s Basic Adjustment and Bloom Adjustment. The girl is called Wayra 11 from Liam Stock and the castle in ruins is called Winter Wonder stock 36 by Tigg, both at DeviantArt – must thank them for allowing the use of their images. Several of the tips from his video were used which is how the illustrative look was created. This is not quite what Corey’s poster looked like, but it still has a bit of that old movie magic. Corey Barker offered one of his tutorials, Quick Hollywood – Inspired Illustrated Effect, for free so off I went. Sometimes it fun to just do something different! This actually took a lot of tweaking to get that romance novel or poster effect. Last step involved using Topaz (see sidebar for website link) Texture Effects preset called Crisp Morning Run. Jupiter was created using actual images from NASA’s Mission Juno Project and following a short video by Howard Pinsky called Processing Jupiter in Adobe Photoshop – this was so much fun! It was moved into the sky and that is about all that was done. I added Saturn and the moonlet using some brushes I had created a long time ago. The cloud effect is a cloud brush I created and set to 17% layer opacity. The Star Field02 is from Frostbo and set to 34% layer opacity. On individual layers, the ground was painted with Grut’s FX IL Bad Mower brush, the flowers and leaves used Grut OI Hip Twitch, and some flower spatters. Two layers were painted in a New Document – used one of my favorite drawing brush called Grut-I Qwillo brush. I was doodling with some of Brush Guru Grut’s fabulous brushes (see sidebar for website link and get a free weekly brush to download) and ended up with the flowers looking skyward at an interesting twilight sky. Flowers Enjoying a Planetary Twilight Sky
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