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Abstract Ice Tutorial

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Step 1: Create a new document (400x400) and fill it with black.

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Step 2: Go to layer -> new -> layer from background.

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Step 3: Go to filter -> render -> lens flare and with the default settings, position it in the top-left corner.

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Step 4: Duplicate your layer (Ctrl+J) then go to edit -> transform -> rotate 90 CW, after, set your blending mode to Screen. Merge all layers.

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Step 5: Duplicate once again. Go to to edit -> transform -> rotate 180 . Set your blending mode to Screen. Merge both layers.

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Step 6: Go to filter -> sketch -> chrome with these settings :

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Step 7: Duplicated your layer then go to filter -> distort -> twirl with these settings :

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Set your blending mode to Lighten. Merge all layers.

Step 8: I hope you've caught on to the trend. Duplicate your layer and go to filter -> distort -> polar coordinates with these settings :

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Set your blending mode to Lighten. Merge all layers.

Step 9: Okay, this is the last time, I promise. Duplicate your layer then go to filter -> distort -> wave with the default settings but click on 'Randomize' a few times. Set your blending mode to Lighten. Merge all layers.

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Step 10: Open up the Color Balance box by going to image -> adjustments -> color balance and use these settings :

Midtones:
Color Levels : -20 0 +20

Shadows:
Color Levels : -22 0 0

Highlights:
Color Levels : -11 0 +9

Step 11: Go to image -> rotate canvas ->90 CW. Go to filter -> stylize -> wind with these settings :

Method: Wind
Direction: From the Right

Then go to image -> rotate canvas -> 90 CCW.

Step 12: Last step, go to image -> adjustments -> brightness -> contrast with these settings :

Brightness: -10
Contrast: +20

If you change the contrast, brightness and color balance earlier you can make something like this :

Abstract Ice Tutorial

I hope you liked this tut.