Render>Clouds. 3) Apply Filter>Sketch>Chrome with these settings: 4) Apply Filter>Blur>Motion Blur ..."/>
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1) Make a new document, anysize doesn't matter. Now press "D" on your keyboard to reset the foreground and background colors to black and white.

2) Apply Filter>Render>Clouds.

3) Apply Filter>Sketch>Chrome with these settings:

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4) Apply Filter>Blur>Motion Blur with these settings:

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5) Go to Image>Adjustments>Levels and use these settings:

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6) Your graphic should be looking similar to the one below:

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7) Apply the Hue/Saturation settings now (CNTRL+U):

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8) Select the whole canvas Select>All:

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9) Copy the selection CNTRL+C. File>New. Paste the copied file CNTRL+V.

10) Select the Eraser tool and erase around the image to get the part you want for the splash page.

image 7

11) Paint your background layer to BLACK. Select the Smudge Tool and go and set these brush settings in the brush menu above:

image 8

With 75% size.

Now start smudge out on the edges of your image untill. Keep practicing and smudging about.

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Author's URL: Ryan Trafford
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comments Rakib December 30, 2005 says:
It is very nice. Can you plz tell me which fonts have u used here?
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comments peter44 June 15, 2005 says:
Hi, JJ
thank you for the info, i will try this tutorial and work
a bit more on this issue
thank you........peter

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comments JJ June 15, 2005 says:
Hi Peter, the initial layer does not have two colours, unless it's a gradient layer mixture.

In this tutorials case it is not, what they are telling you to do is to set the foreground colour to #FFFFFF and the background to #EBEBEB.

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comments peter44 June 14, 2005 says:
:( could anybody give me some advice, a lot of those tutorials start
with a new layer , i cannot see that this single layer has a background
and a foreground to put on two different colors, so i just see
one sheet to work with . thankx for your patience .....peter

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