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Goopy Effect


First thing we need to do is, to open up a new image. I used 300 x 300 pixels.

This tutorial gives off a really relaxed feel. The Goopy tutorial is aimed at beginners, but sometimes the simplest are the best.

Phase One:

Set your foreground colour to: 000000
And your background to: 169BCC

S1: Fill your 300 x 300 pixel image in black (000000) using the painbucket tool:



S2: Press the little arrow that points next to the colours, to "flip" them around. Your blue should now be the foreground colour. With the brush tool, size: 19, make a zig zag across your image. It doesn't have no be neat.



S3: Now, select the brush tool again, but this time, size: 9. Change your forground color to white (FFFFFF), and outline the blue zig zag.



S4: Go Filter>Blur>Motion Blur, and use these settings, then press OK.



Phase Two:

S1: Now, the fun part. Go, Fliter>Sketch>Chrome, with these settings, and press OK.



Press "Ctrl+U" and fill out use these settings, press OK.



You should now have something like mine:

Goopy Effect Tutorial: Final Result

If not, don't worry, just keep on trying.


Author's URL: Blueshout.com
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