Turn any photo into a dot grid artwork with these Photoshop actions. You'll get great results with dots that change size. They get larger in brighter areas and smaller in darker areas. Free download available.
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Tutorial Resources
Some resources may not be available anymore - this is one of the downsides of free stock photos. If that happens, use the "Alternative" link instead. These tutorials can typically be recreated with lower-res or similar-looking stock photos.- Background by mimose-stock
- Ruin #1 by WesternStock (Alternatives: 1, 2)
- Ruin #2 by Random-Acts-Stock
- Ruin #3 by CAStock
- Tower by NickiStock
- Mist Brushes by Pelleron
- Sun Ray Brushes by Pelleron
- Bird Brushes by Ipdragonfly
10 comments on “How to Composite a Ruins Landscape”
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Beautiful, creative and acutely enjoy able!
Nice illustrations, they make it really easy to scan the post for the important parts.
This was very good tutorial. Yea maybe missing a few steps. But i think its a good thing to make you think sometimes on your own.
I liked the tutorial very much. Keep it up m8.
My attempt http://1niquity.deviantart.com/art/Snowland-457464418
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I like the image, but the tutorial is missing a LOT of steps.
Its a very nice tutorial and a picture..but for the left ruin it was way too few the info you gave about it... cause you copy the one side of the ruin and put it and left side of it ,plus you copy the short wall it had and put it on the right side of it...without those it didnt looked realistic ..
tutorial was sort of hard to follow. I mean, when transforming the "left ruin" layer, did you change the perspective? not very descriptive... Good picture though
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