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Anime-Fan · 04-20-2005, 02:45 PM

Well, I'm not very experienced with Photoshop, but here's something I'd like to add..

Something.. pretty and shiney I suppose..:
Create a new image. Any size is alright.
1) Filter > Render > Clouds
2) Filter > Artistic > Rough Pastels
( Stroke Length - 26
Stroke Detail - 4
Texture: Canvas
Scaling: 100% and Relief 20
Light Direction: Bottom )
3) Filter > Artistic > Smudge Stick
( Stroke Length - 2
Highlight Area - 0
Intensity - 10 )
4) Filter > Stylize > Wind
( Method: Wind
Direction: Right )
5) Repeat Step 4, but instead of using "Right" as the direction, use left. Then click on the layer you're using, and press Ctrl + T. Right click on the image, and rotate 90 degrees CW. Use step 4 again (Use wind, directions left and right), and then return the image to its former looks. (Ctrl + T, right click on image, 90 degrees CCW.)
6) Voila! You've created.. something.. lol. Well, if you want, you can add a little color by doing Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturations.

Hope you found that useful in anyway possible.. if not.. ah well.

Edit: Hah, I almost posted Good-Tutorials as well.

04-20-2005, 02:45 PM	#16 (permalink)
Anime-Fan Noogle Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Well, I'm not very experienced with Photoshop, but here's something I'd like to add.. Something.. pretty and shiney I suppose..: Create a new image. Any size is alright. 1) Filter > Render > Clouds 2) Filter > Artistic > Rough Pastels ( Stroke Length - 26 Stroke Detail - 4 Texture: Canvas Scaling: 100% and Relief 20 Light Direction: Bottom ) 3) Filter > Artistic > Smudge Stick ( Stroke Length - 2 Highlight Area - 0 Intensity - 10 ) 4) Filter > Stylize > Wind ( Method: Wind Direction: Right ) 5) Repeat Step 4, but instead of using "Right" as the direction, use left. Then click on the layer you're using, and press Ctrl + T. Right click on the image, and rotate 90 degrees CW. Use step 4 again (Use wind, directions left and right), and then return the image to its former looks. (Ctrl + T, right click on image, 90 degrees CCW.) 6) Voila! You've created.. something.. lol. Well, if you want, you can add a little color by doing Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturations. Hope you found that useful in anyway possible.. if not.. ah well. Edit: Hah, I almost posted Good-Tutorials as well.