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Magma Melt Effect


Step 1.

Create a new document in photoshop that is 500x500 in size.

Step 2.

Set your foreground color to black (#000000), and your background color to orange (#E35412)

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Go to Filter->Render->Clouds

Press Ctrl + F on your keyboard 5 times, to repeat the Render Clouds filter, 5 times.

Result:

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Step 3.

Go to Filter->Artistic->Watercolor and apply the following settings:

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Result:

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Step 4.

Go to Filter->Sketch->Chrome and apply the following settings:

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Result:

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Step 5.

Press Ctrl + U on your keyboard to open up the Hue/Saturation utility and apply the following settings:

Note: Make sure "Colorize" is checked.

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Result:

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Step 6.

Go to Filter->Artistic->Plastic Wrap and use the following settings:

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And that is how the Melting Magma background effect is created. Just a few short simple steps. Try adjusting some of the steps to create new and interesting effects.

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Magma Melt Effect



Author's URL: DewDrop
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