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Ocean Photoshop Tutorial


Create new 500x500 transparent document.

Filter->Render->Clouds
Filter->Stylize->Find edges
Image->Adjustements->Invert

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Image->Adjutement->Hue/Saturation use these settings:
Colorize-checked
Hue: 190
Saturation: 100
Lightness: +15
Now zoom out image (ctrl-)

image 2

Edit->Transform->Perspective

If your layer is locked you should double click it on layers palete to unlock it. Drag bottom corners like this:

image 3

New layer.

Filter->Render->Clouds
Filter->Stylize->Find Edges
Image->Adjustements->Invert
Image->Adjustements->Brightness/Contrast
Use those settings:
Brightness: 0
Contrast: +90
Now, edit->transform->perspective just like before.

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Set blending mode to lighten, screen, or exclusion, whatever you like.

Final results:

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Ocean Photoshop Tutorial
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Author's URL: ursula
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comments Kitty44381 October 19, 2011 says:
The second layer step gave me problems. I'm not sure if it's not explained right or what, but contrast makes the lines disappear.

I got a similar effect by stopping at the the "lines" for the second layer, setting the layer to screen and duplicating the layer at least 2 times.

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