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Abstract Plazma


1. New Document (500x500 Pixels)

2. Fill the document with Black.

3. Now go "Filter > Render > Lens Flare" (With Default Settings) and place lens flares as shown in the picture below.

image 1

4. Now go "Filter > Sketch > Chrome" with these settings :

Detail: 10
Smoothness: 5

image 2

5. Now Duplicate that Layer "Layer > Duplicate Layer"

6. Now Go "Edit > Transform > Edit 90 CW" and change the layers blending mode to "Screen"

image 3

7. Now with the top layer selected, press "Ctrl + E" to merge the two layers.

8. Now Duplicate the layer, "Layer > Duplicate Layer"

9. No on the top layer, press "Ctrl+F" (that should redo the Chrome filter that we did earlier. If it doesn't, just use the same chrome settings as earlier) and set the layers Blending mode to "Overlay"

image 4

10. Now its time to add some color. I will give you a list of 3 different color settings you can use. Or you can be unique and choose your own!

Press "Ctrl+U" to bring up the Hue/Saturation Settings:

For a fiery look use these settings:

Hue: 40
Saturation: 100
Lightness: 0

Plazma Tutorial: Final Result

For a green plasma look use these settings:

Hue: 115
Saturation: 100
Lightness: 0

image 6

For a cool blue use these settings:

Hue: 220
Saturation: 100
Lightness: 0

image 7



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