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Open a new file , size 500x500
1. Get your Gradient Tool , make sure its on difference and make some long lines.
2. Duplicate your layer.Filter-Distort-Wave , use the setting you like , put the Blending Mode on Lighten.Merg Down [ CTRL+E ]
3. Repeat step 2...
Make new document. Press D to set your colors to default.
Edit>Fill...>With Black.
Filter>Noise>Add Noise.
Add the noise (Filter>Noise>Add noise) at about 30%, Guassain, Monochromatic
As they say, easy does it so this is a very easy tweasy tutorial, but the effect that comes out is quite nice. This is wad we can get at the end:
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, January 2006
Heres a short guide on how to create another abstract effect in Photohsop. Let your world sparkle!
First make a new image, I made mine 500x500px.
Now press D to reset the swatches to it's default color.
Now apply a Clouds filter by going to Filters > Render > Clouds.
Next go to Filter > Distort > Glass and use these settings:
This is a great lesson for beginners to experience how nice and easy it is to learn with my lessons and create something in the process. (Because creating stuff is the whole point!)
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Step 1 Create a new image and fill it with black. Then type some text with the text tool, be sure it is large and bold.
Step 2 Rasterize the layer by going to layer>rasterize>type.
Step 3 Go to filter>distort>polar coordinates and select polar to rectangular...
Step 1 Create a new layer and draw a circle with the elliptical marquee tool. Fill the circle with a light grey.
Step 2 Bevel and Emboss with the following settings:
Step 3 Select the circle layer. Merge all layers together with ctrl-shift-e. Press ctrl-a then ctrl-c then ctrl-alt...
Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, January 2006
You can try your luck and play dice with Photoshop, but better use our reliable tutorial to guide your drawing way.
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