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November 29th, 2007, 02:02 PM
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Santa Hat avatar tutorial
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 to  1. Crop your picture 2. Duplicate base layer and set to screen  3. Duplicate base layer again and set to screen  4. Find a stock photo of a santa hat (or use one of those):  Scale and rotate it until it fits your image.  5. Add a new adjustment layer - Black and White (only in CS3). Set the values to: Reds 120, Yellows 110, Greens 40, Cyans -30, Blues 0, Magentas 70.  Set this adjustment layer to Color burn opacity 54%. 
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November 29th, 2007, 02:02 PM
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continued...
6. Create a new color layer #c5ff15
 Set it to Darken, 45%  7. Create a new color layer #d21a26  Set it to hue, 42%.  8. Create a new adjustmen layer - levels. Set the values to 29, 1.11 and 255.  Set this adjustment layer to Color Burn, 18%.  9. Duplicate the base layer again and bring it to front. Desaturate it and set it to Hue at 36%.  10. Add a snowflake border by (me):  Set it to Linear Dodge (Add) or Screen. Voila, you're done. More avatar tutorials on http://icons.heron-productions.com
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