Give Your Images a Misty Look With This Free Fog Overlay
In the video below, I explain how to use the free overlay, and I also briefly explain how to make your own smoke and fog images using any painting software. Enjoy!
Click the fog image below to open the full size image, then right-click to save it to your computer.
11 Comments
10/18/2016 08:35:32 am
I love this!! Your video really gave me new knowledge/tools to use. Thank you!
Jai
10/18/2016 08:39:39 am
So glad you like it and find it helpful! --Jai
Christina Weidmann
10/18/2016 08:57:42 am
Thank you :-) easy to do - just the know how!
Jordan Blackstone
10/18/2016 09:06:09 am
Thank you very much, Jai!!
Ann Farrah
10/18/2016 09:24:53 am
Thank you...loved the video.
Sharon Lann
10/18/2016 09:39:30 am
Thank YOU!!!
Arlien
10/18/2016 11:21:31 am
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I purchased TopazFXlab yesterday (I've used PaintShop Pro for years) and this tutorial will really help me not only with using your textures but with learning the Topaz program.
Roger Roberts
10/18/2016 12:31:45 pm
Thanks Jai for the texture a tutorial
Shelly Torok
12/12/2016 02:55:41 pm
Thank you! Your work is inspiring 1/9/2017 09:49:08 pm
The link for the fog doesn't seem to be working.. Just discovered you on U tube recently. Thank you for the Captured light at sea. Leave a Reply. |
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