`Gerero® Posted May 23, 2009 Posted May 23, 2009 Step 1: Use gradient tool set to diference and go berserk... make sure its dark and light green...(try to get it to look alienish) then duplicate. Merge each gradient layer to a regular layer for editing. Step 2: Select Filter, and go Stylize-Find Edges (on the duplicate) Step 3: Invert colours (ctrl+I) Step 4: Filter-blur-radial blur, These settings: Amount: 50, Blur Method: Zoom, Quality: Best Step 5: Filter>stylize>Extrude, these settings: Type: Pyramids, Size: 3 Pixels, Depth: 30, Random Step 6: Set blending mode to "Pin light" and merge down (ctrl+E) Step 7: Duplicate the layer twice Use on middle layer: Filter-Distort-Twirl Angle 200% Use on top layer: Filter-Distort-Twirl Angle 400% Step 8: On the top layer Edit-Transform-Flip Horizontal and set the settings to screen and merge down Step 9: Duplicate the layer twice and use theese settings on the middle layer Filter - Artistic - Plastic Wrap. Use these settings: Hightlight strength: 15 Detail: 9 Smoothness: 7 Step 10: Use Filter-Stylize-Wind on the middle one (any direction) then turn it cw 90dg and press ctrl+f continiue all the way around, and set the layers ocapacity to 60%. (Make sure to use wind on each turn of canvas.) Step 11: Set the blending mode to "soft light" on the top layer and merge the layers in steps 1 through 11 Step 12: Make a new layer- fill it with black Step 13: Go to Filter-Render-Lens Flare and set Brightness 100%, 50-300mm Zoom Lens Type Step 14: Go to Filter-Sketch-Chrome and use default settings Detail 4, Smoothness 7 Step 15: Go to Filter-Distort-Twirl and use these settings: Angle 547 Step 16: Press Ctrl-J to duplicate this layer and go to Edit-Transform-Rotate 180 dg to rotate this layer 180 degrees. Step 17: Change blending mode to Screen. Step 18: Go to Layer-Flatten Image to merge the layers of steps12 through 18, then go to Image-Adjustments-Hue/Saturation and use below settings to color our image: Hue - 298 Saturation - 77 Lightness - 0 Step 19: Use the Elliptical Marquee tool with 10 pixels Feather to make a selection area around our "storm" Step 20: Then press Ctrl-Shift-I to invert the selection and press Delete to erase it. Step 21: New layer - Filter-Render-Clouds - name bg (important for later) Using shades of green Step 22: Next go to Filter-Brush Strokes-Accented Edges Use these settings: Edge Width: 4 Edge Brightness: 39 Smoothness: 6 Step 23: Next create a new layer - Set the new layers blend mode to "Overlay". go to Filter-Render-Clouds. Next go to Filter-Sketch-Chrome... Use these settings: Detail: 10 Smoothness: 10 opacity - 20 Step 24: Go back to the "BG" layer. Go to Image-Adjustments>Hue-Saturation... (Ctrl + U) Use these settings. Hue: 113 Saturation: 29 Contrast: 27 Then, still on the "BG" layer, go to Image-Adjustments-Brightness/Contrast Use these settings. Brightness: 5 Contrast: 27 Merge layers from steps 21 to 24 http://i39.tinypic.com/90ajrm.jpg[/img] Step 25: Create a new layer and press D and X to reset and swap your background and foreground colors to black and white then go to Edit-Fill and fill your document with black. Step 26: We will create "wind" effect from some straight lines so go to Filter-Pixelate-Mezzotint and select Fine dots type from the drop-down box. Step 27: To turn these dots to straight lines, go to Filter-Blur-Motion Blur and set an angle of 0 degrees - then set distance at 900 Step 28: We just need some of them and the best way to eliminate gray lines is to go to Filter>Stylize>Glowing Edges and use the default settings (Edge Width 1, Edge Brightness 20, Smoothness 11). Click OK Step 29: Now we should duplicate this layer by pressing Ctrl-J so that we can preserve this layer in case we make some mistakes. Next we will turn these straight lines to curved ones by going to Filter-Distort-Wave and use these settings: Number of generators - 15 Wavelength: min. - 85 max. - 164 Amplitude: min. - 1 max. - 15 Scale: Horiz. - 100% Vert. - 100% Step 30: We can make a "plastic" effect by going to Filter-Artistic-Plastic Wrap: Highlight Strength - 20 Detail - 15 Smoothness - 15 Step 31: Using Transform- bring top to center of the vortex with the wind layer. Step 32: Dupilcate wind layer, go to transform- rotate - 60 degrees. Do this until you have four wind layers, have them meet as if you cut a pie into quarters. Step 33: Make a new layer, gradient - black and white-radial- white in center Make a second layer and fill with dark green Step 34: Our layer order and modes will be: (Starting from bottom up) First Background layer (one we started with at the very beginning) Second Layer - one we created in steps 1 through 11 mode - normal opc - 100% Third layer - layer we made in step 33 mode - soft light opc. - 100% Fouth layer - layer we made in steps 23 through 24 mode - Soft Light opc - 100% Fifth Layer - green layer we made in step 33 mode - Saturation opc - 100% Sixth Layer - layer we made in steps 12 through 20 mode - Overlay opc - 100% Seventh Layer - we add in our wind layers. mode - luminosity opc - 25% Note: If you intend to have the vortex pulling in an object, make sure to place the object beneath the wind layer. Flatten image and go to image - curves - strong contrast blue vortex red vortex yellow vortex pink and green vortex multi1 vortex multi 2 vortex red 2 vortex orange vortex Black and white vortex Credits: www.photoshoptalent.com
Morian Posted May 23, 2009 Posted May 23, 2009 The last result is very good really! Yellow vortex pwned all! ^^ Thank you, I go to make one right now! :P
™Dariuse® Posted June 2, 2009 Posted June 2, 2009 Thank you gerero for your share.Like Olds time.+1Karma for your share.Make me a good signatures and send intro pm.
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