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1. Make a new image (ctrl+n), in this example i have used 477x250 pixels. Make the background black.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, then make the primary color red. Now your primary color is red and your secondary color is white...
1. Begin with a new file, 300x200, with #660000 as your background color, then create a new layer in the layers palette.
2. Take the Line Tool and do the settings as the image below shows. And set your foreground color to white.
3. Now hold down Shift while drawing the Line Tool...
1. Begin with a new file, 800x600, with a white background, then create a new layer in the layers palette, now press D and X to set your foreground color to white and the background color to black.
2. Now go to Filter>Render>Clouds, now should it look something like this...
1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.
2. Press 'D' to reset your colors. Click on Filter > Render > Coulds.
3. Click on Filter > Render Different Coulds...
1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors.
3. Click on Filter > Render > Clouds.
4. Click on Filter > Pixelate > Mezzotint, set Type to 'Short strokes', OK...
1. Make a new image (ctrl+n), in this example i have used 477x250 pixels. Make the background black.
2. Click on Filter > Noise > Add Noise, set Amount to 400, set Distribution to Gaussian and check the checkbox at Monochromatic.
3. Click on Filter > Blur > Radial Blur, set Amount to 100.....
1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, then make the primary color red. Now your primary color is red and your secondary color is white.
3. Click on Filter > Render > Fibers, set Variance to 64 and Strength to 64, OK...
1. Create a new (Ctrl + N), I made the picutre 400 x 400 pixels.
2. Filter -> Render -> Clouds.
3. Filter -> Render -> Difference clouds, then klick Ctrl-F 3 times...
1. Start a new image (Ctrl + N), I used 477x350.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors.
3. Filter -> Render -> Clouds...
1. File -> New (477x240).
2. Press 'd' to reset colors.
3. Select Gradient tool.
4. Make approxiametly 20 vertical lines using the same angle...
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