Divine Light Background Effect
Creating a divine light background effect |
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Start by select brush tool. Enable the default chalk 60 pixels brush settings. |
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| Apply some strokes of this brush in a new layer. |
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| Change brush mode to vivid light. |
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| Apply the strokes with different colors. |
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| From filter menu select sketch>>photocopy. |
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| Press Ctrl+I to invert the colors. |
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| Press Ctrl+U to open hue/saturation window. Apply settings as shown. |
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| Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select warp. Select rise from the preset warp styles at the top bar. |
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| Press Ctrl+T and scale down. |
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| Duplicate layer. Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select flip horizontal. Place as shown in the image. |
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| Duplicate layer. Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select flip vertical. Place as shown in the image. |
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| Select all the layer and duplicate the layers. Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select flip horizontal. |
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| Select and merge all the layers. From filter menu select artistic>>plastic warp. Apply settings as shown. |
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| Press Ctrl+U to open hue/saturation window. Apply settings as shown. |
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November 29th, 2007 at 10:37 pm
very nice
March 7th, 2008 at 10:26 pm
I think that it is somewhat lame… but the final result is awesome! So the people who think that because this is a very easy thing to do they think the end result will be lame but it isnt!
July 5th, 2008 at 8:57 pm
Argh!
i want to make it
but i am stuck…
Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select warp. Select rise from the preset warp styles at the top bar.
at the layer bar?
i right clicked the layer but nothing comes and everything is disabled……
???