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1. Make a new image (ctrl+n), in this example i have used 477x250 pixels. Make the background black.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, type a text via the 'Horizontal Type Tool', type whatever you want. Make the text pretty big. (look at the image below)...
1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, then make the primary color red. Now your primary color is red and your secondary color is white.
3. Click on Filter > Render > Fibers, set Variance to 64 and Strength to 64, OK...
1. Create a new (Ctrl + N), I made the picutre 400 x 400 pixels.
2. Filter -> Render -> Clouds.
3. Filter -> Render -> Difference clouds, then klick Ctrl-F 3 times...
1. Start a new image (Ctrl + N), I used 477x350.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors.
3. Filter -> Render -> Clouds...
1. Open an existing picture image.
2. Image -> adjustments -> Desaturate (or 'ctrl+shift+u').
3. Image -> adjustments -> Brightness/Contrast. Play around with the settings a bit and find a good blend (see below)...
1. File -> New (477x240).
2. Press 'd' to reset colors.
3. Select Gradient tool.
4. Make approxiametly 20 vertical lines using the same angle...
1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x477 pixels. This techinque is ONLY working with rectangular images (width=height).
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors.
3. Click on 'Gradient Tool' and set 'Foreground to Background', and set Mode to Difference...
1. Make a new image (ctrl+n), in this example i have used 477x250 pixels. Leave the other settings as deafult, click OK.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, now your primary color is black and your secondary color is white.
3. Click on the 'Horizontal Type Tool' click in your image...
1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors.
3. Click on 'Gradient Tool' and set 'Foreground to Background', and set Mode to Difference...
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1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, then make the primary color red. Now your primary color is red and your secondary color is white.
3. Click on Ellipse T....
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