Christmas card - Photoshop tutorial

Create a new file 5″ x 7” at 300pix/inch in RGB mode. Color the background layer with a blue linear gradient.

Draw some basic tree shape or use my “tree.eps“. Place the “tree.eps” as “smart object”.

Copy it (CTRL+J on PC or Cmd+J on Mac) as much as you want – resize it and plant it all over your Christmas card.

You can resize it freely because it’s vector format and it will not loose a bit on quality.

Color them in different tones of white and blue to create an illusion of depth, 3rd dimension.

Create a new layer (CTRL+Shift+N on PC or Cmd+Shift+N on Mac), use snowflake brush from brush set “Grunge Snowflakes Brush” - spread snowflakes in different sizes all over the background.

Color the layer with the snowflakes with “Gradient Overlay” from white to approx 45% of cyan.

Now you can write “Merry Christmas” or “Happy New Year” and Christmas card is finished!

… or if you don’t feel like going through all this but would like to use this file for your needs - download the original file for less than $1 :)

Cheers!

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