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Liquid Flow


Step 1: Open a new document (400x100 pixels with white background)

Step 2: Reset your colors to the default. Grab the Gradient tool.

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Now with your gradient tool press randomly and crazily around the canvas until you get something similar to something below.

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Step 3: Go to Filter--> Distort--> Polar Coordinates and use "Polar to Rectangular". Your image should now look like what I've got below.

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Step 4: Now to use the wave effect, go to Filter--> Distort--> Wave.

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Feel free to play with those settings to get different effects.

Step 5: Go to Filter--> Blur--> Gaussian Blur (radius 0.3 pixels) to get rid of the rough edges.

Step 6: Pretty dull still hey? Well now to give it color. First invert the colors by pressing Ctrl + I. Bring up the Hue/Saturation box. Use these settings.

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Also make sure the Colorize box is checked and feel free to play around with these settings to get the color of your choice.

Final Product

Congratulations! You have created a Liquid Flow effect! Below is the final product we created from this tutorial.

Liquid Flow



Author's URL: Imusion
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