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1) Make a 400x400 document. You can edit>fill the background layer to any colour you want, I suggest a moderately dark gray.
2) Make a Square Selection and Fill with Black.
3) Now add a filter>render>lensflare using these settings:...
1) Make a 500x500 document. You can edit>fill the background layer to Deep Red (#920000).
2) Create a new Layer, and Add a filter>render>clouds (make sure your foreground & background colour are now black and white).
Then add a filter>sketch>chrome with 0 detail, and 10 smoothness...
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1) Make a 400x400 document. You can edit>fill the background layer to Dark Grey.
2) Add Some Big Black Text in the Middle of your Page, taking up roughly.
3) Now edit>transform>rotate>90 degrees CW Your Text Layer, THEN Duplicate the Layer...
1) Make a new document, anysize doesn't matter. Press CNTRL+D to reset your pallete colors. Set your background to BLACK. 2) Apply Filter>Artistic>Plastic Wrap with these settings: 3) Apply Filter>Distort>Wave with these settings: 4) Apply the Plastic Wrap filter again. This will...
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1) Make a new document, anysize doesn't matter. I used 400width by 100height. Press CNTRL+D to reset your pallete colors. Start off with any color of background, I used a dark grey. 2) Select the Rounded Shape Tool: Ok first off we want to select the Fill Pixels and change the radius dow...
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, April 2005
Blending modes define how layers, fills, strokes, fades and paths blend. Here is a list of blending modes with a description and examples for each one of them.
You can still create stereogram images if your camera does not have a stereogram feature with this tutorial.
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