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Mulicolored Vortex Tutorial


Here's similar to what you should get:

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That is really easy to do actually.

1. Open a new file, any size works, but I think keepin' it a square helps personally.

2. You can fill your background if you want, up to you.

3. Filters > Render > Clouds OR Difference Clouds. It really doesn't matter as to which you use.

4. Filter>Distort>Twirl the layer, 400.

5. Duplicate this layer.

6. Filter>Distort>Twirl layer -400 twice. (One to get it back to normal, then one to twirl it. You could also just go -800)

7. Filters > Stylize > Find edges. Do that to both layers.

8. Change Blending Mode of the top layer to Multiply.

9. Invert the colour's if you want, or use hue/saturation

That's it really. Heh You can fool around with it and add a layer above it with some colour.

After foolin' around with it a bit, I got this.

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Author's URL: Edward_Elric_Fangirl
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