Friendship Card
Today is Friendship day. Why not prepare a friendship card with photoshop and sent to your friends
Here is the tutorial to create a Friendship card with photoshop.
We need some photoshop brushes
- Mountain brush
- planet brush
- Grass brush
- Star brush
I have used some stock photos

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/theciscokid/3688494919/
Photo credit: http://www.desicomments.com/friends/your-friendship-is-a-gift-2/

Open a new document with photoshop.
Select black and dark gray foreground color and background color.
Go to filter->Render->Clouds
We will get this:

Add a new layer
Now Open brush set and select planet brush.
set foreground color light yellow and brush it like this:

Go to Layer->Layer style->Outer glow
give the settings:

We will get this:

Add new layer
Open bursh set ans select mountain brush
set foreground color gray
brush it

Now open girls image and cut them and place them like this (use moov tool to place the image properly).
Press ctrl+T to transform the image and resize them
when it is ok, press enter

Rename all layers, so that it will be easy for us to edit layers.
Double click on the layer name and type the correspondent name like-girls, mountain, moon etc.

Now select mountain layer and select eraser to erase some top portion of mountain like this:

Now select burn tool 
select mountain layer and use burn tool to add some shadow of girls like this:

Add another new layer
select star brush, set foreground color white and brush it

Add one more layer
Now select grass brush, set foreground color green and brush it.

Now lessen the opacity of moon layer, grass layer and star layer

ok, now we have prepared our background for the card.
merge all layers(press ctrl+e)
Add a new layer
Select text tool

Set text color and font, size as you like
Find a nice poem or quoto about friendship and type it.
Go to layer ->Layer style->Outer glow
give some glow to the text.

We are Done!!
You can add more if you wish.
For me, I like this!!
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