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Claf
Re: vunt van pumununt: Thanks! Most of the fire effect is made by a gradient map adjustment layer. The darker part of the bark is mostly made by a curves & a hue/saturation adjustments layers. And I draw a little bit over it.
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Claf
Re: SpellGoat: Thanks! The fire (or embers) is all source. Only the marshmallow, branch & smoke are from external sources.
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Feral Hamster
i have no clue what a gradient map adjustment layer is. can i have mine without pickles?
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Claf
Re: Feral: Thanks! Just on the left of the "create a new layer" button is the "create an ajustment layer" button. You click it and you wil see the "gradient map". I used a preset gradient (blue-red-yellow one) that I modified...
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Claf
...I changed the blue by black, and moved few adjustments. It was already a good base. I also used the reverse gradient option too.
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Claf
Hey! Thanks for your comments & votes! :)
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