Black Hole


Step 1

Create a new image (Mine was 400x250). Fill background with black. Render two lens flare's with this settings.

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Step 2

Go into the twirl filter and use this settings.

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Step 3

Duplicate the Layer

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Press CTRL+U, check colorize and colorize to a color of your liking. I used a dark purple.

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Step 4

On your new layer, go into the radial blur filter and use the above settings.

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Step 5

Double Click your layer, and change the blending mode to linear (or color) dodge. I suggest you experiment with this. If you select darken you will get a totally different, and cool effect

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Final Product

Black Hole



Author's URL: tacoX
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comments The Scarlett Pimpernell December 01, 2011 says:
Lame.
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comments AJO MJ March 27, 2010 says:
good...................
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