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Aurora Effect
Aurora Effect If you're a Windows Vista user, you're familiar Probably the eye catching graphics shown off on the box, and in some of tình wallpapers / screensavers. In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to create the effect yourself Furniture. This Vista Lighting Effect, sometimes referred to as the Aurora Effect , can really transform an ordinary wallpaper to something extraordinary. What makes it better thậm là it's very easy to Achieve. Just follow these simple steps! Step 1 Before we can actually get started on the lighting effects, we need to create a background...
Dynamic Particle Explosion
Lately, I've received vài requests for tutorials on how to use some of our resources, or more specifically, how to Achieve the look in the preview images. In this tutorial, I'm going to explain my process for using our latest freebie brush set to create a particle explosion. For this tutorial you will need to download the new FREE brush set, Dust Particles . Below is a look at what we'll be creating using the brushes. Click the image to view the full preview. I think you'll be surprised how easy is to create this effect. Lets dive...
Embedded Concrete
It's amazing what you can accomplish with layer styles. It's a feature of Photoshop Furniture is fun to play and experiment with. The short tutorial below is the result of some of my spending a few minutes Experimentation with layer styles.First up, you'll need this texture pattern to follow along with the tutorial. Download it here. + Double click the. pat file to install it. Here's a look at what we'll be creating. Step 1 - Creating the Background Create a new document. Mine is 558 × 600 72 dpi. On a new layer, fill it with any...
Metal Texture
Step 1 Create a new Photoshop document (File> New or Ctrl+N). For this tutorial, we’ve created a 800×600 pixels document. Step 2 Set the background color to 50% grey. You can edit the background color by clicking on the background color in the toolbox. Step 3 Now we’ll add some noise to the image. To do this, use the Add Noise tool (Filter> Noise> Add Noise). Select Uniform and checkmark Monochromatic. The Amount you specify will determine how visible the metal grain will be. Step 4 Use the Motion Blur tool (Filter> Blur> Motion Blur) to blur the...
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