Reply With QuoteThe sample looks good! Looking forward to trying the technique out
Photoshop Realistic Trees and Forest Tutorial
Hi everyone,
I thought I would let everyone know that I have written my first tutorial on how to make "realistic" forests and trees in Photoshop. I have explained each step and why I use and suggest settings, making it really easy for the user to easily manipulate to get their own effects. This style is effective for close-ups (see more individual trees at once) or long-distances (see entire forests at once).
The style that can be achieved is in this screenshot:
Map-Trees-350x300.jpg
You can read the tutorial Create Trees or Forests for Cartography Maps at my website Ervirath.
At the very end of the article you can also download the Photoshop file that can be readily made into a pattern, so please do!
If you download I would really appreciate it if you can leave a thank you comment on my blog
Last edited by neelhtak_backwards; 05-25-2012 at 10:19 PM.
The sample looks good! Looking forward to trying the technique out
Gidde's just zis girl, you know?
My finished maps | My deviantART gallery
My tutorials: Textured forests in GIMP, Hand-Drawn Mapping for the Artistically Challenged
Thanks for the feedback Gidde!
I'm offering the files for free on my website, but since I did use some source files please double check the original artists' copyrights just to be sure it suits your purposes.
This is excellent, thank you
No problems
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Does anyone still have this tutorial? I believe the links provided are broken...
There's a copy of it on The Wayback Machine, but no images:
https://web.archive.org/web/20120830...rtography-maps
Bryan Ray, visual effects artist
http://www.bryanray.name
does someone have a copy of that tutorial to download?
Your link doesn't go to your site
She didn't pay her hosting or domain registration bill, so that website is gone, as you can see from the most recent comments in this thread. I posted a link to the tutorial on The Wayback Machine above. It's a little difficult to follow without the images, but it's still possible.
Her web and graphic design business page is still up, but as far as I know it doesn't have anything cartographically interesting on it.
Bryan Ray, visual effects artist
http://www.bryanray.name
