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Hologram Reciever from Star Wars

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As requested, the hologram-receiver!

Step 1

On a new document, create a dark-red background and on a new layer, create a light-red circle;

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Step 2

Give it a large black inner glow and lower the opacity

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Step 3

Place an empty layer UNDER your circle and merge the 2 together. Then press V, and while holding ALT, press DOWN a few times. Then merge all the layers EXCEPT the original, and place the original on top. Then select the merged layer and press CTRL+U and darken the merged layer. This will make it look 3d.

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Step 4

Create a smaller circle inside the large one with a darker red

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Step 5

Add a larger circle below all the other circles with a red gradient.

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Step 6

Practice the same effect as you did with the 3d-effect on the other circle, on this circle.

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Step 7

After creating a hell of a lot circles, create one more.

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Step 8

And create a white one on top of it and press CTRL+G and move it down a little.

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Step 9

Select it, then open a new layer and press D. Then go to Filter>Render>Clouds and press CTRL+U and change the color to blue.

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Step 10

Create a gray shape like shown below.

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Step 11

Practice the 3d-effect done before on this object.

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Step 12

Position it on the sides of the small circle and duplicate the layer. Then flip it horizontal.

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Step 13

Create a gray triangle-shape as shown below.

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Step 14

Position it down. Then duplicate it, flip it vertically and add the 3d again.

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Step 15

Make a triangular shaped selection and add a blue-transparent gradient.

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Step 16

Give it a Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur and delete everything that passes outside the blue circle at the bottom.

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Step 17

Then add your hologram and other stuff, and you're done!

Hologram Reciever from Star Wars