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Flood it -Tutorial-by =kuschelirmel-stock

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Digital Art / Photomanipulation / Photoshop

How do you flood a city? Here's your answer

You use Photoshop of course

Original deviation: Flooded

_{This is an advanced Photoshop tutorial, if you have problems with the stuff in it, I suggest going through my other tutorials - especially the Layer Masks Explained tutorial should come in handy.}

I hope you'll find this useful - especially those who asked for it.

I'm looking forward to your feedback - as always, feedback makes me keep writing tuts

If you use this tut, note me and I'll add you to my Flood It Collection!

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[Stock & Resources] Flood it -Tutorial- by =kuschelirmel-stock Incredibly detailed tutorial for photomanipulators don't miss out on the other tutorials in this excellent gallery! ( Suggested by =CelticStrm-Stock and Featured by ^Elandria )

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~Morgainelefee Apr 26, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

This is really great! I think that the only details missing for making it looking real are some bright white spots on water surface were it's hit by sun (since water is never completely flat), and maybe some darker traces of humidity on the walls were the stone is in contact with water