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1. create a new document (ctrl+n), make it white. here i'll be using 640x480, don't forget to reset your colors, hit d 2. filter > texture > grain and use these settings: 3. Now go to filter > artistic > neon glow and apply the following: 4. Now go to filter > stylize > glowi...
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1. you could spend a couple of days on typing all those weird symbols that you see in the matrix movies, but here's a faster and easier way take a random image, preferable a jpg or tiff, don't open it with photoshop, but open it with microsoft word, i wouldn't suggest that you open it with no...
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1. open your image of che guevara, you'll find plenty of them on the internet, but remember: it has to be a real photo of our freedom fighter, not an image that has already been modified!! 2. go to filter > artistic > cut out and apply these settings or just play around untill you get the ...
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Look through the microscope and tell me what you see.
Step 1. Create a new image 300 x 300. Press Ctrl+D to set the colors to default. Make the background white. Add a new layer to the project.
Step 2. Select a soft round brush size 5-7...
This tutorial does not explain the correct way to reformulate an image in Vector graphics; however, it does tell how with the help of Photoshop it is possible to create an image from an Raster image, thereby creating a Vector-like illusion...
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Make a quick matrix effect in photoshop.
Step 1. Open Photoshop File ->New. Create an image 400 x 400 with a whit background.
Step 2. Now go to Filter > Texture > Grain. Settings are Intensity 100, Contrast 82 - 100, and set grain type to "vertical"...
Create a fiery foreground in ten minutes or less! Well, after the first try ;D
1: Create a black (or dark colored) 1024x768 image. Then go Layer > New> Layer with color set to "None" and name it "Fire." Now using the Soft Round brush at 100 pixels, add some color to your transparent layer.....
This effect works well with mystical themed wallpapers!
1: Create a new black (or dark colored) 1024x768 image. Create a new layer. On this second layer, use the line tool set at 4px and hold down the shift key to draw a straight, white line. Duplicate this layer 3 times...
01. Take a brush and set 'Fade' to around 150px (under Shape Dynamics). Draw a stroke.
02. Copy the stroke and rotate it 3 times so you have a cross.
03. Use the smudge tool to create little details...
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