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Metallic Bubbles


1. Open your file.

I used - 400x120/RGB/Transparent

2. Get the Bucket or Fill Tool,and fill it with Black.

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3. Now, get the Gradient Tool and from the bottom-up make the fill.

Make sure the Gradient Tool has these settings.

Mode: Difference
Opacity: 100

Make sure the Dither box is checked

Make sure the Transparency box is checked

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4. Make a new layer and make circles like this. Also cutout smaller circles inside them.

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5. On the layer with the circles get the Gradient Tool and go from Halfway-down

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The bubbles should now be black instead of white.

6. This step is optional,

Go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur with these settings Radius: 2.0

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7. Make a new layer and fill it with any pattern you want.

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Invert this to make it like this

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After you fill it,lower the Opacity,I made it 8% you can use whatever you want.

8. Make another layer. Select the Elliptical Marquee Tool and make an oval shape form corner to corner.

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Now select the Gradient Tool and from Bottom-Up use it.

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you should get this

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Lower the Opacity on that layer to around 10-30%. And you are done!

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Here is your final result!

Metallic Bubbles



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