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Fire/Electricity Text


1) Create a new document, any size doesn't matter. make sure that the background is BLACK.

2) Apply a BOLD "white" text into your layer. I used WebDogPro as an example

3) Next step would be to use multiple "wind" effects

Filter > Stylize > Wind

your first wind effect should be from the left and another from the right

Filter Wind1: From the Left, Filter Wind2: From the Right

4) Repeat STEP 3 once more, this will give a nice fading effect

image 1

5) Now rotate the canvas 90 degrees clock wise

Image > Rotate Canvas > 90 CW

And again apply the wind effects

Filter Wind1: From the Left, Filter Wind2: From the Right

Rotate your canvas back to its normal state 90 degrees CCW

image 2

6) Convert the image to Grayscale, then again convert the image to indexed colors

Image > Mode > greyscale,

Image > Mode > Indexed color

7) now modify the color table to your needs

Image > Mode > Color Table

image 3

You can edit this color table to your liking, the default color table looks pretty neat, but strains the eyes a but :D, so I made a blue color table shown below

DEFUALT table

image 4

My custom BLUE table



Author's URL: WebDogPro
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comments judd September 07, 2010 says:
good
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comments bun September 07, 2010 says:
hows it going judd
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comments electricity September 07, 2010 says:
hi
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