Blue Flame


1. Open a new document (any size) and fill it with a clear black background.

2. Create a new layer and create a narrow white rectangle like so:

image 1

3. Now using the 'Smudge Tool' and changing the setting values of (strength:50%; Master Diameter:10px) - smudge the layer into something like:

image 2

4. Now Duplicate that layer and hold, press 'ctrl and u' - this will bring the hue/saturation window up, were you can change the color of the 'fire' do these values:

image 3

5. Lastly set the layer mode to: 'color' and your result should be something along the lines of:

Blue Flame



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comments Haumi February 17, 2010 says:
Umm it woildnt let me make the hue 234
it says btween -180 and 180

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