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Start off with your abstract image. Mine is a portion of an old cinema 4d render. Create a new layer and call it "1". With your airbrush (5px wide) create smooth lines like the one's I made on my example below. Make them random, but also make it look good, that's what matters!...
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Create a new image, prefereably more than 300x300, and create a new layer and fill it with black. Go to Filter - Render - lens flare and create a 80% brightness with 105mm Prime style. Press ok. No brush away all thos ugly effects around the lens. Now it should look somewhat like mine...
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Open up a new image, any size. Pick two colours as your foreground and background. Go to filter-render-clouds. Now, go to image-adjustments-equalize. Then, add grain by going to filter-texture-grain. Set the intensity at 45, the contrast at 50, and the grain type at regular...
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Create a new image with whatever size you want. I chose 300x-300px. Fill the background with black. Create a new layer, and click your gradient tool. Use these settings for the gradient:...
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Create a new image (bigger than 100x100) w/a white background. Create a new layer, and click on your gradient tool and use the following settings for your gradient (this bar, which is one long bar just cut into pieces, can be located on top of the screen below the file, edit and image stuff)...
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1. Start off with a new image of your size with a black backgound. Create a new layer (we're only going to use one layer in this tutorial so don't care to call it something). Create dots with the airbrush, use a 100px brush. 2. Now do some work with the smudge tool. Drag the smudge tool from...
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Open any image in photoshop that you want to soften. Go to layer>>duplicate layer. Click OK. Now, on the layer duplicate, go to filter>>blur>>gaussian blur. Set the radius to 4 pixels or so, depending on the size of the image. Click OK...
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