`Gerero® Posted May 23, 2009 Share 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 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Morian Posted May 23, 2009 Share 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 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
™Dariuse® Posted June 2, 2009 Share 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. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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