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Open a new window with size of 500x500 pixels, 300 resolution, RGB color.
Fill the background with black color. Go to Filter>Render>Lens Flare and click on the corner of your image and apply these settings:
Do the same thing for each other corner...
1. Create a new document 200 x 200 pixels
2. Fill the background black
3. Place 3 lens flares (Filter->Render->Lens Flare) Diagonally
4. Filter->Sketch->Chrome and use the settings Detail 10 Smoothness 5
And thats basically it, you can colourize it...
Open up a new document 400x150 with white bg, and draw diagonal lines like so: (they don't have to be perfect)
Filter > Stylize > Wind (from the left) and Ctrl+F
Duplicate the layer, Filter > Distort > Twirl (angle 248) and Ctrl+F then Filter > Stylize > Find Edges...
1. New document 400 x400
2. Set colours to default “D” and change to the gradient tool
3. Set the gradient tool to radial and the mode to difference
4. Drag a few gradient 5-6 till you get something like this...
Create new 500x500px transparent document.
Filter->Render->Clouds
Filter->Blur->Motion Blur, use these settings:
Angle: 0
Distance: 999
Filter->Stylize->Find Edges
Duplicate layer...
Step 1: open a new document anysize but i used 500x500 pixles.
Step 2: create a new layer.
Step 3: fill that new layer with pure black.
Step 4: go to filter>noise>add noise and use the settings 12.16 gaussian and monochromantic...
Create new 500x500 transparent document. <br/> Filter->Render->Clouds Filter->Stylize->Find edges Image->Adjustements->Invert <br/> Image->Adjutement->Hue/Saturation use these settings: Colorize-checked Hue: 190 Saturation: 100 Lightness: +15 Now zoom out image (ctrl-)
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1. Create a new canvas using size 600x400.
2. Filter > Render > Clouds.
3. Filter > Texture > Patchwork, use these settings:
4. Filter > Texture > Grain, use these settings:
5. Filter > Artistic > Plastic Wrap Use these settings:
1. Open a new canvas, size 500x500 or any size you feel suitable
2. Select the gradient button on the tool box window.
3. Select the bog standard back gradient into white (you can experiment with different gradients later as they give differing effects)...
Alright. I have done two different experiments. These effects are backgrounds which can be used for sigs; thus, my documents being of sig size. I was fooling around with stuff, and I was using some of Pinklemonade's tips in her newest tutorial.
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