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Deep Sea Effect


Result:

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Ok, let's start.

1. Create a new file, i usually use 1024x768 size to fit my screen. Take a Gradient Tool and make a new gradient:

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To do that just double click in the gradient picture:

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Use sliders and make a new gradent:

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Change to Radial gradient:

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Click and drag as shown:

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2. Make a new layer and set foreground color to dark blue and background to plain white:

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Filter-Render-Clouds:

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You should get something like that:

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Filter-Distort-Ripple:

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Change it's size from Large to Medium. Here we go:

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Change it's mode from Normal to Overlay:

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Looks like deep sea already:

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3. Final part- make another layer. Hit D on your keyboard and use Filter-Render-Clouds again, just change it's mode to Overlay. You can add some text and that's about it:

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Good luck!



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