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Start with a 400x150 canvas with a black background.
1. Put a lens flare on either side of the thingy
2. Filter > Sketch > Chrome with Detail 7 and Smoothness 1
3. Filter > Render > Difference Clouds and Ctrl+F until you get something like this:
First of all create a new document 250X250.
Fill the background black.
Now go to Filter - Render - Lens flare and use brightness 100%, lens type 50-300mm Zoom.
Place six lens flares around the document like this:
Ok, I was bored, and foolin' around with photoshop and I got this.. it looks almost like a rose, at least, that's what others have said. Anyway! Here's similar to what you should get :
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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...
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Explaining some general pen tool paths, this tutorial also offers a great practice material. Explore the multiple uses of the tool on your favorite StarCraft pictures.
Step 1 Create an image and fill the layer with white. Then go to filter>texture>texturizer and pick brick as the texture. Put the scaling at about 160 and relief at 10. Direction should be bottom.
Step 2 Now create a new layer and reset the colors by pressing D. Go to filter>render>clouds...
Step 1 Create a new document, 25 pixels high is good. Make it as long as you think you'll need -- you can trim it down later.
Step 2 Make a new layer and fill with white. Then in the blending options set a gradient overlay light blue>white and a 1 pixel black inside stroke...
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