effect abstrak

Use the polygon lasso tool to select a shape as below. The fill with white.



Apply Filter > Distort > Radial Blur Zoom 100%. The result should be similar to below.




Set the eraser as above and brush lightly around the edges of the shape until you have a similar look to the one below.



Apply Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur Radius 1.2. The result should be similiar to below



Here is an example of it in use




Author: Tremorwave
Important note: The author is not a natural English speaker and there is a high chance of mistakes in every way. Corrections and comments are welcome.

vorting spin

1. First, set your image to 400x400. Or anyother size you want. Then press D to put your colors to default.

2. Next go to Filter > Render > Clouds, you should now have something like this:



3. Now go to Filter > Pixilate > Mezzotint >> Pick Short Strokes



4. Go to Filter > Blur > Radial Blur



5. Press Ctrl+F to Blur Again.

6. Go to /b>Filter > Disort > Twirl
Make Angle +100.



7. Duplicate Layer by going to Layer >> Duplicate Layer

8. Lighten Copied Layer



9. Press Ctrl+e to merge layers.

10. Duplicate this layer again

11. Now go to Filter >> Distort >> Twirl. Set to -200

12. Lighten layer. See step 8.

13. Press Ctrl+E to merge again.

14. Press Ctrl+u to colorize your image.

15. Again, Duplicate the current layer. Then Set the blend Mode to overlay

16. Merge layers (Ctrl+E) and your done.
When you are done it should look like this:

kartu valentine day

Kartu Valentine Vektor dengan COREL DRAW

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First open a new file that would have 450×450 px and 72 dpi. Then paint it with the shown color ? 01062E.

Take now this tool and represent an ellipse colored with this color?s code: B9B9B9.

Blending Options-Outer Glow

Take after that the usual instrument for selecting the necessary figure from the table below.

Take then another instrument and make the necessary corrections on the heart figure.

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Valentine’s Day greeting card - part 2

Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

Gradient?s parameters:

Blending Options-Stroke

Now we should take the next tool to represent on the upper heart?s part a small luminescence that would make the heart look lighter on that part.

Now make a click on this option represented here

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Valentine’s Day greeting card - part 3

and the commands will be applied in the figure?s limits.

Fill 9% on the layers
The layer?s Opacity should be of 63%.
Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

Gradient?s parameters:

Select now the next instrument shown here and draw a small flare on the left half of our heart.

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Valentine’s Day greeting card - part 4

Fill 0% on the layers.
Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

Gradient?s parameters:

Using the previous instrument, we can represent another flare, this time on the right half of the same heart figure.

Fill 38% on the layers.
Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

Gradient?s parameters:

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Valentine’s Day greeting card - part 5

Select the same instrument to draw an element that will give the sensation of volume on the left lowest heart?s part. It should have this color ? E93E2A.

Introduce now the congratulation text on our illustration to be. You may see the necessary demands for the text in the table below.

Take now the following tool and insert the illustration a frame.
This time Fill 0% on the layers.
Blending Options-Stroke

You may see the final result now!

laser 3d

1. Choose your source.
The blast has to come from somewhere. We put a circle here for tutorial purposes but you just pretend it's a gun muzzle or someones hand.



2. Make the base of the bolt
Use the polygon lasso tool and click out a blast beam selection in perspective like you see here.Make sure it's on it's own layer. Fill it with a good bolt color...light blues, purples, greens and reds are good. Make sure it's a bright color high on the saturation.



3. Getting in touch with your inner bolt
Now create a new blank layer above the outer bolt. ctrl+click on the outerbolt layer to make the bolt a selection. Contract this selection by a few pixels and fill this new contracted selection with white on it's own layer. You should now have something like you see here.



4. Blurry
Apply a gaussian blur to each layer. Play with the settings... We used a 2.5 pixel blur...you may need less or more depending on the size of your picture.
This technique also makes a good light saber.



5. snap, crackle, pop
On another new blank layer, grab your paintbrush, set it to 1 pixel, 100% opacity, normal blendingmode and brush out some lightning forks along the beam.



6. Glow
If you have photoshop 5 or higher you can apply the "OuterGlow" layer effect to the lightning layer. Use the eyedropper to select the outer glow color from the beam itself and then you're done.