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Abstract Luminescence

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1. Open up a 500x500 white document - Make the background black and go to Filter -> Render -> Lens Flare and choose these settings

image 1

2. Filter -> Distort -> Wave and change ' Number of Generators ' to 1

3. CTRL + J to duplicate the layer and go to Filter -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur for 2 pixels and change the duplicated blending mode into overlay and CTRL + E to merge

4. Ctrl + J ( To duplicate the layer ) and then hold Ctrl + T and move your image around a bit and change the blending mode into screen. ( Make sure to move the duplicated layer in the center of the first layer )

image 2

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5. Merge the layers together and create a new layer, select black as your background color and press CTRL + BACKSPACE to fill the background BLACK

Now do the exact thing in Step 1 without opening up a new document

Once you're done creating the lens flare, re do Step 2 and Step 3

6. Merge the first two layers together, and leave the background layer alone. Change the layers blending mode into Exclusion and move the image right below of the background layer

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7. Merge all the layers together - Ctrl + U and select a color and this is what I came up with

Abstract Luminescence
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