Cool: the atmosphere of Christmas and winter as an enchanting watercolor painting
Select your motif, start the action and place the snow crystals - the Photoshop action "Christmas - Winter Watercolour" is very easy to use and also offers all kinds of options for customization.
Winter, Christmas or spring - the 2-in-1 Photoshop action!
The Photoshop action makes your workflow wonderfully easy in three ways: Firstly, it transforms your motifs into a delicately colored, almost spring-like watercolour drawing. Secondly, it breathes a finely tuned cool look into your pictures. And thirdly, it offers you numerous customization options so that you can create your own individual winter watercolour .
Dozens of steps that you would otherwise have to do manually and probably take at least an hour to complete are done in minutes by the Photoshop action. At the end, there's just one question left: do you use the final image with the winter look or do you hide all the winter effects to use the spring-like watercolor? One action - two wonderful results!
Automation with the option to customize
While the action is running, you decide which of the 10 supplied snow crystals you want to place where and in what size. At the end, you can move them, adjust them further or hide them. The watercolor look created can also be toned down if required. You can adjust the background color according to your wishes. You can also create an even cooler look with just one additional click. In this way, the automatic process results in an overall image that is adapted to your motif.
Ideal for Christmas photo gifts, greeting cards and Advent calendars
The purpose for which you use the "Christmas - Winter Watercolor" campaign is of course entirely up to you. Here are a few ideas: Give the photos of your loved ones the snow-crystal look and add them to Christmas gifts as an eye-catching addition. Create Christmas greeting cards based on the pictures or use them to design invitations to the upcoming Christmas party . Use the winter watercolor as the basis for a personal Christmas calendar. Or: apply the action to several photos to create a coherent photo series.