In this post, I am presenting collection of 50+ beautiful Christmas Photoshop tutorials. You can learn how to design Christmas trees, snow globes, snowflakes, Christmas candles, Christmas balls and much more. I hope you will have fun designing your unique cards to impress your friends and family. Have a happy holiday season!
In this tutorial, you will learn to create a greeting card for Christmas.
A Santa and Christmas tree is created in this tutorial.
This tutorial will show how you can create a sketchy wallpaper for Christmas.
This tutorial will teach you to create Christmas-themed wallpapers.
In this tutorial, you will be guided to create Christmas-inspired wallpapers and backgrounds.
Learn to create Christmas illustrations through this tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will be guided on how to create Christmas glass ornaments in Photoshop.
Learn to use filters, shapes overlay, textures and different techniques in creating Christmas candle.
Create Christmas balls in Photoshop through this tutorial.
This tutorial will guide you to create a Santa Claus wallpaper.
In this tutorial, you will be guided to create Christmas illustrations.
Create blue candles for Christmas through this Photoshop.
Another tutorial on creating Christmas tree is given above.
This tutorial will teach you to create Christmas-inspired conceptual graphic.
Create Christmas hat through this tutorial.
Learn to make candy canes through this tutorial.
This tutorial will help you create Christmas balls in Photoshop.
Learn to create winter scenes in Photoshop through this tutorial.
Create nice looking Merry Christmas card in Photoshop.
Create some great looking Christmas text in Photoshop.
Learn how to create creative Christmas card from scratch.
Learn how to create Christmas hanging tree ornaments in Photoshop.
Learn how to create beautiful Christmas-themed website layout.
Learn how to create a funny, festive Christmas wallpaper with Santa Claus.
This illustration is well suited for children. Allover rounded corners.
This tutorial teaches you how to use pen tool, paths, smudge tool to to create a Christmas 3D effect in Photoshop.
Christmas balls with reflection.
Red Christmas balls with a frame made of stars.
A snowy landscape with large snow buildings. Santa Claus lives there maybe.
Learn how to create a flashy Christmas illustrations with snowflakes and a Christmas tree.
Create a Christmas tree in a snow landscape.
Comic Christmas trees in a rounded style.
Many Christmas trees in a beautiful snowy landscape.
This tutorial describes how a ball gets a shine.
Three Christmas balls with a reflection.
Three balls, three samples. A good alternative to the shiny versions.
A very simple effect for beginners.
A Merry Christmas. Includes a wreath.
Learn how to easily create a picture with Santa Claus and a Christmas Tree.
A rather abstract illustration with a few stars and lines.
Gifts fall from the sky. A dream comes true.
Very large packages. Here is the result of a card in the grunge style.
A cute snowman in a beautifully designed snowy landscape with some trees.
It has everything: candles, pine branches, Christmas balls and stars.
Golden glitter forms a Christmas tree. That also like Santa.
Some Christmas balls with different design.
How to make a sock with a seasonal pattern in Photoshop.
30 Xmas Brushes, most are 100×100, some slightly larger.
Adorn the RSS icon with a Christmas tree.
Santa has forgotten his sleigh. Your chance to take off.
Santa Claus girl. Very sexy.
An abstract candle on a green pattern.
Rudolph leads us through Photoshop.
Design a Bronze christmas bell with handle.
Designing a Christmas-Themed Web Layout.
Santa Claus, a snowy landscape and a large Christmas tree in the background.
a christmas ornament made out of shrinkable plastic and adorned with my favourite itsy bitsy buttons.
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December 26, 2009 at 6:30 am
you sharing really beautiful Photoshop tutorials.
January 20, 2010 at 1:21 am
Very nice site!
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July 14, 2010 at 1:25 am
Hi,
Thanks for this great list! But what i have seen always that these .edu blogs do accept comments without moderation.
Thanks
Toman