Photoshop Fantasy Art Tutorial – moon stone magic

After having created a few tutorials related to fantasy art, such as Sinking moon eclipse, Sleeping sun, and the most famous – Mysterious moonlit landscape – which won a lot of attention, I decided to make yet another one.  I love the idea behind this tutorial, it’s both mysterious and dark, yet has a bit of an angelic touch that I am sure a lot of authors and designers are going to love in this composition. If you follow the tutorial closely, you will get the same effect but you might havea problem gathering images for this one, so feel free to use mine:
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Please respect the long hours I spent making this tut, do not offer this tutorial for download on other websites!

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Hope you like this tutorial. Please post any questions below, I will try to get back to all of you, but of course can’t promise.

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25 Responses to “Photoshop Fantasy Art Tutorial – moon stone magic”

  1. really cool tutorial darling! :D

  2. Another Lorelei Masterpiece. Love it.

  3. ww nice job but were do I get the pic of the pirson the liknk wont work.

  4. am in need of more things

  5. very very hight alented

  6. This pick is nasty…Im diggin the clouds under the rock

  7. good but you can add clouds i think but no comment in art and vews

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  9. love u baby…

    nice tutorial.

    be my girlfriend

  10. Very coolish! :D
    Hard to get the images to work together tho..
    Good tutorial (Y)

  11. you are so good! thanks for the tutorial!

  12. Thanks for sharing your amazing skills with us!

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  15. I loved this tutorial.
    Its clear and creative.
    Thank you very much. I’ll practise this.

  16. Awsome tutorial, thanks bunches

  17. First off all i would like to say i like what you guys are doing continue that way, i wanted to ask if you can send me some of your tutorials because i a designer en i like designing alot en doing some tutorials.

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