Make a new document.
Choose red as the foreground color, press Ok and then Fill the background layer by Alt/Opt Backspace or Edit: Fill.
Drag in a photos.com stock flower image, Edit: Transform: Scale it down to a manageable size.
Make a selection to get rid of the background excess. In this case again, using the magic wand tool.
Then, do the usual layer mask to help blend in with the rest of the image.
Drag in a dj image (from the ClubCast.tv portfolio available with the Discover Photoshop: Total Package) and do the stretch pixel effect.
You can try out different blending modes on the DJ layer (here again I've duplicated first). I've also added some dark grey reflected gradient tool to allow some of the stretch pixel layer to show through.
I'm choosing to lower the opacity of the flower layer to blend in even more with the document; the idea here is to keep it subtle. You should experiment around with naturally similar color layers in designs. Flyers will often use natural elements to balance them out.
Now let's create some rectangular shape fill layers. First choose a color and get your rectangular marquee tool.
Create a new layer and then Fill it with the color. The color will fill only within the selected area (the rectangle).
Create some exact clones by dragging the layer to the new layer icon. You can then Rotate as such.
