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1.) Let's start with creating a new document :)
( 400 x 400 / dpi 72 )
Now press "D" on your Keyboard to get the standart colors black and white.


2.) Now choose the Clouds-Rendering Filter.
Filter > Render > clouds

3.) After that we'll choose the Radial-Blur-Filter.
Filter > Blur > Radial Blur
amount : 40
method : Spin
quality : best

4.) Nice... Now get the Gaussian-Blur.
Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur
choose 2 px as radius.

5.) Now choose the Bas Relief Filter.
Filter > Sketch > Bas Relief
Set Detail to 14 and Smoothness to 3.

6.) Here comes another Filter named Chrome.
Filter > Sketch > Chrome
Detail : 3 and Smoothness :2

7.) Now we'll need a Color for our watereffect.
To do that we'll need Hue/Saturation.
Enhance > Color > Hue/Saturation
Hue = 215
Saturation = 60
Lightness = 4

and here's our water-effect :)

Water Effect Tutorial: Final Result


Hope you like our final result.


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