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It would have been nice to see the completed picture for longer than a micro second.
Thanks for an awesome tutorial. It was just what I was looking for.
AHH! thank you for this! (: It helped TONS!
If you like the crackling effect, I tried a few different things that I think really made it look more natural.
First, I created my new layers as a duplicate of the background -that way you can add effects knowing how they’ll affect the original picture better.
Second, I selected different areas and used different crystal sizes to make the crystalization look more random/natural. I used a 50 pixel feather between the areas so they would run together more smoothly.
If you did this using a duplicate copy of the background, you now need to desaturate your edges to get the right effect.
Then after finding the edges, I picked out parts of the picture that I did not want as crackled as others. I selected those areas and decreased the contrast while increasing the brightness to fade the cracks into the background.
Lastly, I used an embossing filter on the whole thing to give it a real cracked look. I used a dept of only about 3 pixels.
If you use a low opacity, you can use multiple layers like these to get an even more natural effect.
This was so much help! It was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!