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I use a Mac so don’t be mad if i don’t know how to take screen shots o what i am doing.
1) Start a document 400 x 400, with a resolution of 100.
2) Start off with this color "4200fe"
3) Go Filter>Render>Fibers> Set Variance= 17 and Strength=64
4) Go Edit> Transform> Flip Vertical
5) Go Filter>Blur> Motion Blur> Angle=1 Distance=9
6) Then go Filter> Brush Strokes>Ink Outlines>Stroke Legnth=4, Dar Intensity=20, Light Intensity=10
7) Go Filter>Stylize>Find Edges
8) Then go Filter>Stylize>Wind> click "Wind" and "to the right"
9) Press Control F (for pc users) and Apple F (for mac users)do thi twice.
10)Then go Filter>Stylize>Wind> click "Wind" and "to the left"
11) Then do the Apple/Control "F" (only do this once).
12) Then go Filter> Sketch> Waterpaper>Fiber Legnth=15, Brightness=50 Contrast=80
13) Then do Apple/Control "U"(this takes you to Hue/Saturation), the click colorize, set Hue=185, Saturation=50, Lightness=0
when you are done it should look like this-
‘Final Product
( http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a148/iKiller484/Splattedpi x.jpg
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iKiller48
‘::i made this in photoshop::
( http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/1626/1484mypspcrazysig9om .jpg)
::Go here for all you MAc goodies IN WHATEVER COLOR YOU WANT:: ::HERE::
‘ (http://www.colorwarepc.com/)’::Wallpapers made by me:: ( http://www.macosx.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=469&postid =80#post80) ‘::Get brushes here for adobe photoshop ::
( http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/applications/psbrushe s/)
yes I am a powerbook user
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1) Start a document 400 x 400, with a resolution of 100.
2) Start off with this color "4200fe"
3) Go Filter>Render>Fibers> Set Variance= 17 and Strength=64
4) Go Edit> Transform> Flip Vertical
5) Go Filter>Blur> Motion Blur> Angle=1 Distance=9
6) Then go Filter> Brush Strokes>Ink Outlines>Stroke Legnth=4, Dar Intensity=20, Light Intensity=10
7) Go Filter>Stylize>Find Edges
8) Then go Filter>Stylize>Wind> click "Wind" and "to the right"
9) Press Control F (for pc users) and Apple F (for mac users)do thi twice.
10)Then go Filter>Stylize>Wind> click "Wind" and "to the left"
11) Then do the Apple/Control "F" (only do this once).
12) Then go Filter> Sketch> Waterpaper>Fiber Legnth=15, Brightness=50 Contrast=80
13) Then do Apple/Control "U"(this takes you to Hue/Saturation), the click colorize, set Hue=185, Saturation=50, Lightness=0
when you are done it should look like this-
‘Final Product
( http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a148/iKiller484/Splattedpi x.jpg
—
iKiller48
‘::i made this in photoshop::
( http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/1626/1484mypspcrazysig9om .jpg)
::Go here for all you MAc goodies IN WHATEVER COLOR YOU WANT:: ::HERE::
‘ (http://www.colorwarepc.com/)’::Wallpapers made by me:: ( http://www.macosx.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=469&postid =80#post80) ‘::Get brushes here for adobe photoshop ::
( http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/applications/psbrushe s/)
yes I am a powerbook user
———————————————————— ———– iKiller484’s Profile: http://www.macosx.com/forums/member.php?userid=5422 View this thread: http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25335 macosx.com – The Answer to Mac Support – http://www.macosx.co
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