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Simple Patchwork


Let's begin real simple, so create you Default Photoshop Document

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Now, Set your colors to #ff0000 as foreground, and #a90000 as background.

Double Click your Background Layer to unlock it, rename it Layer 0.

Now, use a Gradient across the Document, from top left to bottom right.

After this, you will go Filter>Render>Fibers. Use the below settings.

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Now, in the Filter Gallery, do some Glowing Edges.

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After this, you will go back to the Filter Gallery, and do some Patchwork.

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Your end result should be some pretty neat tiles.

Simple Patchwork
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